Ocean designs and installs a telecommunications cabling system that supports all kinds of applications, such as voice, data, and video applications. Our services maximize your network performance and eliminate cabling interruption. With us, you receive leading-edge connectivity solutions that provide the utmost degree of security and reliability, while also ensuring your future needs are met.
The right set of skills and tools can help you identify and fix the issue quickly. Ocean specializes in the design, maintenance and installation of structured cabling systems for all types of data, voice networks, and telecom. Our staff includes highly experienced network specialists who are renowned for clients, suppliers and engineers for our expertise knowledge, project management skills and commitment to service.
Our structured cabling services include
Network Design & Consulting For Structured Cabling
Structured Cabling Installation
Support & Maintenance For Structured Cabling
Efficiency is critical during cable installation. Increasingly vast networks of wires and cables supply ocean electronics services, increasing demands on a contractor’s time. As line installers and repairers fervently install new lines and repair existing ones, the desire to do so more quickly and economically has increased.
Using the correct termination tool can increase your productivity by enabling you to install Cat 5(e) jacks six to eight times faster. Punchdown tools increase accuracy and reliability, resulting in fewer reworks, which increases client confidence.
When any conductor is punched down, force is required to seat the conductor. That power can be derived from one of two methods; by human power by which an installer will use his hand or arm to generate the force to seat the conductor using a non-impact tool, or by the use of an impact tool. The basic impact tool has a spring-loaded head, which is compressed by the installer with very little force required. Once the spring reaches full compression, it is automatically released and the force is transferred to the head of the impact tool, which then seats the conductor. Advanced multi-wire tools such as Jack Rapid, terminate all pairs with one squeeze, reducing hand fatigue.
