Structured & Data cabling

Structured Cabling is a set of standards that determine how to wire a facility for connectivity to support communications between various applications and systems. These standards define how to lay the cabling in a star formation, such that all outlets terminate at a central Data Center, from where it can be determined exactly how these connections will be used. Structured Cabling is designed to carry voice, data and video signals throughout a commercial or residential environment. Our capabilities enable us to provide voice/data/video cabling systems transmitting up to 10G to the desktop to data center infrastructure services that include detailed engineering to complete installation build. We adhere to EIA/TIA, IEEE, BICSI, and Local codes and standards.

Fiber Optic cabling & Fiber to the Home (FTTH)

As technology improves and demands to do more work with less money and resources in the enterprise or demand for faster bandwidths in the data centre or users, the solution is provided by Fibre Optic networks such as Storage Area Network, fiber trunking and HHTP Passive Optical Networks. With Fibre Optic, not only will you save money over copper wires, but they’re also easier to install and take up less space.

However, FTTH is a broadband network architecture using optical fiber to provide all or part of the local loop used for last-mile telecommunications by Service Providers to residents or commercial customers. The cost of transmitting a single phone conversation over fiber optics is only about 1% of the cost of transmitting it over copper wire. The biggest advantage of optical fiber is that it is truly a Multimedia platform and it supports not just only voice services but also data and video on just a single strand of fiber.

All new residential and commercial constructions are now required to have FTTH.

Earthing System

An electrical installation’s earthing system determines how a power supply’s (usually a transformer) neutral is connected to the earth. Earthing systems were developed decades ago to protect people and property and fix the potential reference for the electrical source. In terms of electromagnetic compatibility, the different earthing systems can cause disturbances or overvoltages. This is why it is important to choose the right earthing system when designing an electrical installation.

DEC is a company specialising in the engineering, design, installation, and testing of low impedance electrolytic grounding systems for commercial and industrial applications in new or existing facilities