Range of services
Networks & cabling
Structured cabling means one standard throughout the building, one medium for each link length and every outlet traceable at the patch panel. We plan the topology, install vendor-neutral cabling and hand over the test report and documentation.
We run Cat 6A copper to the workstation and keep each link under 100 metres. Fibre runs between floors and buildings: OM4 within the building, OS2 over long distances and wherever more bandwidth will be added later.
The comms room houses the rack, patch panels and switches. We assign the ports to plan, label outlets and panels to match and keep spare capacity available: double outlets at the workstation, spare ports on the panel, empty conduits in the riser. Access points have their own Cat 6A links and draw power from the switch via PoE.
Vendor-neutral means that we choose passive cabling and active components to suit the link, the load and the expansion path. The documentation is written so that any other specialist contractor could carry on working from it – port assignments, labelling, comms room diagram.
Scope of services
Full scope of services: from planning to documentation.
- Services
- Network planning, Cat 6A copper and OM4/OS2 fibre cabling, racks and patch panels, switches and Wi-Fi, testing and link certification, documentation
- Clients
- Companies, public administrations and schools – for new builds, relocations and extensions while operations continue
- Records
- Test report for each link, network documentation with port assignments, outlet and panel labelling
- Media
- Cat 6A copper to the workstation, OM4 fibre within the building, OS2 between buildings
- Typical applications
- Office space, school buildings, administrative buildings, multi-storey commercial buildings
Testing and link certification
- Cat 6A copper
- Continuity, wire map, length, attenuation, crosstalk – recorded for each port
- OM4/OS2 fibre
- Attenuation and continuity for each fibre, backbone also traced with an OTDR
- Documentation
- Port assignments, outlet and panel labelling, comms room diagram
Frequently asked questions
Copper or fibre in an office building?
Both: Cat 6A copper to the workstation, OM4 or OS2 fibre between floors and buildings. Our cabling is vendor-neutral, and we test and document every link.
What is Network Level 4?
The in-building segment of the fibre network: from the building entry point (BEP) to the optical telecommunications outlet (OTO) in each unit. Technik Partner builds this segment across Switzerland – for network operators or directly for property owners and developers.
Talk to the team that builds your network.
Electrical engineering, data centres, fibre, IT and security – across Switzerland, under one roof.
One project manager per contract. A 24/7 service number for installations with a service contract.