LAN cable is cable that connects to computers, network switches and then from the switch to a router, modem or DSL which powers your internet from an internet service provider. These devices when connected together with a wireless LAN, ethernet or networking cable form a LAN (Local Area Network).

If your company’s data centre has become a tangle of cable management issues as your business expanded, structured cabling will provide the solution for improved organization. Structured cabling will result in a decrease in unnecessary cables, IT optimization, and the ability to meet current and future data and hardware requirements.

Normal cabling is point to point, which runs a cable directly to and from devices that require connectivity. In contrast, a structured cabling system utilizes a series of patch panels and trunks to build a structure that allows the connection, movement, and removal of devices without requiring the use of new cables every time there is a change.