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Structured cabling offers several benefits over traditional point-to-point cabling, including:

• Flexibility

  Structured cabling is easier to modify and adapt to changes in the network infrastructure. 

• Efficiency

  Structured cabling is cleaner and more efficient than traditional cabling. 

• Scalability

  Structured cabling makes it easier to add new technologies and equipment as a business grows. 

• Troubleshooting

  Structured cabling is easier to troubleshoot because it uses centralized distribution frames

An electrical cable raceway is a system that serves as a pathway for electrical cables, providing a structure to route and organize multiple wires. They differ from conduits because they are usually open and not completely enclosed around the cables.

A server rack is a standardized, vertical frame designed to securely house and organize multiple servers, networking equipment, and other IT hardware.

A server rack houses and organizes critical IT systems, which can be configured to support a wide range of requirements.

A patch panel is a piece of networking hardware that contains multiple ports to connect different Ethernet cables. Patch panels allow you to label individual ports and organize your cables in a central location, making it easier to manage.

Network relocation refers to the process of moving your IT infrastructure from one physical location to another.

Ethernet wall jacks, known as Ethernet ports, LANS connections, or protocol networks, actively connect electronic devices to compatible networks. They are physical connectors that allows your devices to connect to the internet. Essentially these helpful devices provide fast, secure and reliable internet connection.