Planning. Commissioning. Support.
Measuring and splicing fibre optic cables
Optical fibre has become indispensable in transmission networks because of its very high bandwidth and its immunity to electrical interference.
Optical data transmission is used today in data centres, office cabling, solar and wind power plants, video surveillance and video transmission, BUS connections (PLC or KNX) and, of course, for internet and telephony.
Structured cabling
Today's offices and industrial operations can no longer manage without a modern data transmission infrastructure. In the home, too, wired data connections play an increasingly important role alongside WLAN.
The journey from BNC via Cat.3 to today's cabling standard Cat.6a has been rapid, and it has probably not yet reached its end with Cat.7 or Cat.8.
Planning - commissioning - customer support
A well-planned intelligent building control system can take on many tasks as needs change over time. Designed today for a young family and adapted to technical progress over the years, it takes over tasks that make our everyday life easier.
Being able to control everything from anywhere by smartphone or tablet is not only convenient but also helps to save energy and gives you the reassuring feeling of having everything under control.
Optical fibre has become indispensable in transmission networks because of its very high bandwidth and its immunity to electrical interference.
