Cat6 & Cat6A
Install structured Ethernet cabling for workstations, phones, printers, access points, cameras and other network devices.
Northwest Ohio Broadband installs commercial Cat6, Cat6A and fiber infrastructure for offices, warehouses, shops, churches, farms and other facilities across Northwest, Southwest and Central Ohio and Northeast, East Central and Central Indiana — from individual network drops to complete racks, equipment rooms and building-to-building links.
Good business networking starts with the cabling behind it. We can design and install organized copper and fiber infrastructure for computers, phones, access points, cameras, switches and other networked equipment.
Consistent labeling, clean patching, sensible cable routes and documented terminations make future troubleshooting, expansion and equipment replacement much easier.
Install structured Ethernet cabling for workstations, phones, printers, access points, cameras and other network devices.
Use fiber for equipment-room uplinks, longer runs, high-bandwidth connections and links between buildings where copper is not the right choice.
Install or clean up racks, wall cabinets, patch panels, switches, cable management and related network-room infrastructure.
Place Ethernet and PoE drops where wireless access points actually need to be instead of designing Wi-Fi around convenient cable locations.
Run and terminate network cabling for indoor and outdoor PoE cameras as part of a new camera system or infrastructure upgrade.
Commercial Security Cameras →Test installed runs, identify endpoints and use consistent labeling so the network remains understandable as the facility changes.
Plan racks, patching, switching, uplinks and cable entry around the main network location.
Use properly placed IDF locations when the size or layout of the facility makes one central copper distribution point impractical.
Connect MDF and IDF locations with fiber for capacity, distance and electrical isolation where appropriate.
Terminate horizontal cabling cleanly so ports can be identified, patched and serviced without tracing loose cable bundles.
Coordinate cabling with switch-port counts, PoE requirements and uplink capacity for access points, phones and cameras.
Consider backup power for network equipment that needs to remain available through short utility interruptions.
Facilities spread across multiple buildings often need more than another Ethernet cable. We can plan fiber or appropriate network links between structures and integrate them with the switching and routing on each side.
Because we also work with switching, routing, VLANs and Wi-Fi, the cabling can be designed around the actual network instead of installed as an isolated construction task.
Explore Business Networking →Coordinate data, Wi-Fi, cameras, fiber, racks and pathways before walls and ceilings make installation more difficult.
Add network infrastructure as offices, production areas, warehouses or customer spaces are changed.
Add drops, replace problem cabling, expand racks or clean up infrastructure while working around an operating business.
Coordinate new cabling with switch replacements, Wi-Fi upgrades, VLAN changes and other network modernization work.
Workstations, phones, printers, conference rooms, Wi-Fi and network-room infrastructure.
Access points, cameras, shipping areas, offices, scanners and long-distance network distribution.
Network connectivity for offices, equipment areas, cameras, Wi-Fi and operational systems.
Wi-Fi, offices, streaming equipment, cameras, classrooms and multi-area network connectivity.
Connect offices, buildings, access points, cameras and other technology across larger properties.
Network shops, barns, offices, cameras and other buildings across rural commercial properties.
Tell us about the facility, number of locations, buildings involved and the network equipment the cabling needs to support. We can scope the physical infrastructure and the network around it.