IA – An Elite Installer located in Davenport, IA won a project from a convenience store chain with 500 locations. The project required to upgrade their structured cabling systems to support faster voice and data communications between network equipment and devices. The installer used a combination of Category 6 cable and Category 5e cable. They used blue and gray to …
Elite Installer Pulls 75,000 Feet of CAT6A Cable
WI – An Elite Installer located in Menomonie, WI, won a project to install an ICC structured cabling system into a newly constructed building. The system was required to support network equipment and devices with high-speed 10 Gigabit Ethernet performance. The installer elected to choose Category 6A (CAT6A) and fiber optic cables and connectivity. The installer pulled 75,000 feet of …
Installer Wins Hotel Project in Ohio
OH – An ICC Certified Elite Installer located in New York won a project to install an ICC structured cabling system for a major hotel in Madison, Ohio. The 54,000-square-foot hotel occupied two acres and featured an indoor pool, fitness center, meeting room, and 80 guest rooms. The cabling system was installed as a channel link using 96,000 feet of …
Installer Wins Hotel Project in Iowa
IA – An ICC Certified Elite Installer located in Iowa was hired by a major hotel to install an ICC structured cabling system. From the telecom room to the guest services counter and the guests’ rooms, the installer pulled 100,000 feet of CAT6 cable and installed over 400 CAT6 drops. To support data transmission over long distances, they added an …
ICC Elite Installer Wins 3200 Data Drop Project
NC – An ICC Elite Installer located in North Carolina won a project to install an ICC structured cabling system. The project required data, voice, and fiber optic connectivity. However, one component that made this project unique was the number of data drops that were installed in the telecommunications room. 3200 RJ-45 CAT6 jacks were terminated and installed into blank …
Major Hotel Improves Guest Services Using ICC’s Cabling Systems
FL – A multinational hospitality company wanted to dramatically improve network services for hotel guests. They hired an ICC Certified Elite Installer (CEI) to install two structured cabling systems, Category 6 (CAT6) and fiber optic. The project required two CAT6 Ethernet ports in every guestroom to allow devices to be plugged in and accessible to Gigabit Ethernet bandwidth. A Passive …
84,000 Feet of CAT6 Cable Pulled in Call Center
UT – A software company in Utah hired an ICC Certified Elite Installer to install a structured cabling system that could support Category 6 (CAT6) Gigabit Ethernet (1GbE) and fiber optic 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GbE) bandwidths. The project site was a call center, a centralized office for receiving or transmitting a large volume of telephone calls. The installer pulled 84,000 feet …
ICC Elite Installer Installs CAT6A to the Desktop
WI – An Elite Installer located in Wisconsin was hired to install a Category 6A (CAT6A) structured cabling system. Desktop applications required the system to support 10-Gigabit Ethernet (10GbE). The installer recommended running CAT6A straight to the desktop. A seven-foot distribution rack was installed in the telecommunications room. The installer elected to mount modular blank patch panels to the rack …
ICC Certified Elite Installer Installs CAT5e Cabling System
FL – An ICC Elite Installer located in Jacksonville, Florida was hired to install a Category 5e (CAT5e) structured cabling system. The project site was a multi-story building. Multiple telecom rooms were available on each level to provide connectivity to different offices. Wall mount racks were installed into the rooms and mounted with CAT5e 24-Port patch panels. The installer decided …
ICC Elite Installer in Iowa Wins Project
IA – An ICC Elite Installer located in Iowa was recently hired to install a voice and data cabling system. 55,000 feet of Category 5e (CAT5e) riser-rated cable was pulled, in addition to 5,000 feet of plenum-rated cable. The telecom closet consisted of two CAT5e 48-port patch panels installed on hinged wall mount brackets. To support connectivity to the phone …
Elite Installer Pulls 96,000 Feet of CAT6 Cable
CO – An ICC Elite Installer based in Colorado was hired to install a Category 6 structured cabling system. In addition to installing 1200 CAT6 data drops, they pulled 96,000 feet of Category 6 bulk cable. The best part, the cable did not kink or tangle. ICC’s CAT6 cable is packaged using REELEX II™ technology, a patented method of winding …
Internet Service Provider Modernizes Communications System
NE – An internet service provider near Aurora, Nebraska, wanted to modernize their communication system to provide better technology services. They hired an ICC Elite Installer who pulled 33,000 feet of CAT6 bulk cable for the entire installation. The installer built their patch panels using 48 port high density (HD) blank panels and configured them with 300 CAT6 RJ45 HD keystone …
Elite Installer in Alabama Installs Data System
AL – An Elite Installer based in Alabama was hired to install a data cabling system. The project started with 30,000 feet of CAT6 cable with 23AWG being pulled. The sequential footage markings on the outside jacket made measuring the cable simple while the REELEX® pull box made running cable to the work areas stress-free. 48-port HD patch panels were …
Elite Installer in Texas Expands Cabling System
TX – An ICC Elite Installer, located in Texas, was hired to expand an existing structured cabling system that supported Gigabit Ethernet applications. Using CAT6 bulk cable with 23 AWG solid wires, they were able to achieve their desired results. With the convenient pull box design, dispensing 74,000 feet of CAT6 UTP cable from the data room was a simple …
ICC Certified Elite Installer Wins CAT6 Cabling Project
TX – An ICC Certified Elite Installer based out of Corpus Christi, Texas, that specializes in low-voltage cabling was hired to install an ICC structured cabling system. The project called for 400 data drops to run from the telecommunication room (TR) to the work area (WA). The network required a cabling system to support Gigabit Ethernet, so the installer recommended …
Elite Installer Installs Six-Pack “ValuePack” CAT6 Patch Panels
NC – An ICC Elite Installer located near Knightdale, North Carolina, was hired to install an ICC structured cabling system. The project called for 312 Category 6 (CAT6) data drops to run from the equipment room to the work areas. Common project materials such as faceplates, keystone jacks, J-Hooks, and others were used for the installation. However, the installer decided …
Financial Company Upgrades Cabling System with ICC
AZ – A top performing financial and insurance company outside Phoenix, AZ, needed to update their company’s voice and data applications expeditiously. The company started by updating the telecoms room. Using an ICC Elite Installer, they were able to incorporate ICC’s 48-port HD blank patch panels along with a 2-post distribution rack. This allowed for a simple installation as well …
Hospital in New Mexico Upgrades Cabling System with ICC
NM – A memorial hospital outside Deming, New Mexico, hired an ICC Elite Installer to upgrade their structured cabling system. After evaluating how to improve the bandwidth for their data security applications, the installer recommended adding 144 Category 6 data drops. Due to limited space in the telecommunications room, the Elite Installer recommended installing a wall mount rack. The installer …
Simple System Upgrade Using ICC’s Wall Mount Racks
TX – A company outside Corpus Christi, Texas, hired an ICC Elite Installer to help upgrade their network. The project required an increase of 240 Category 5e data ports for supporting a 1G Base-T bandwidth. Due to the limited space in the telecom room, the Elite Installer recommended installing a wall mount rack. They also suggested configuring blank patch panels …
New Resort Upgrades Structured Cabling System
CA – A newly constructed resort near Napa, California, hired an ICC Elite Installer to upgrade their structured cabling system. The project required expanding the number of workstations and increasing bandwidth for their specific applications. The installer recommended adding more than 300 Category 6 (CAT6) data drops as well as adding twelve 10G multimode and twenty-four singlemode fiber drops. In …
