CABLING & CONNECTIVITY
Many of the latest technical features illustrate the level of engineering that has gone into the design.
BALANCING ACT
WHEN WORKING ON WHOLE OFFICE CABLE MANAGEMENT AND POWER DISTRIBUTION PROJECTS, THERE IS MUCH TO CONSIDER. SELECTING EQUIPMENT THAT WILL SATISFY THE CABLING AND CONNECTIVITY REQUIREMENTS OF THE END USER WHILE MEETING REGULATIONS IS A CHALLENGE. BOB MASTERS OF NEWEY & EYRE LOOKS AT THE REQUIREMENTS AND HOW TO FIND THAT ELUSIVE BALANCED, FULLY INTEGRATED SOLUTION.
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hen undertaking commercial and industrial projects, contractors and installers need to work in the most efficient and effective way possible to
deliver a successful and competitive result for their customers. Cable and power distribution for these applications,
such as a new office or for changing the layout of a building to enable different use, including new rooms and partitioning requires careful planning. In addition, thinking ahead and installing cable management that will meet any additional future requirements will always be regarded as a common sense measure.
SPEEDY SOLUTIONS
Good connectivity for secure power supply while ensuring integrity of data transfer is vital for the smooth day-to- day running of any organisation these days, so the importance of getting the equipment and overall installation right at the outset cannot be underestimated.
Some of the new fast-fit cable trunking systems can make a difference in enabling quick and easy electrical installations. Increasingly, the importance of using products that work well together will enable a more successful overall project. While cable trunking may appear to be a simple concept, a great deal
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