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Fibre Where does Copper (Cat5e/Cat6) end and Fibre start?
The two easy answers are Distance or External.
With the limitations of Copper restricted to a maximum of 90
metres, if you require your network to extend beyond this you
would introduce Fibre Optic Cabling, and using media
converters to change the signals capabilities from Copper to
Fibre you connect two cabinets together and you have a basic
Network.
If your network requires 2 or more buildings are connected
together you would use fibre in the same way, extending the
Network into another building, allowing users to use the same
computer files and telephone system as if they where in the
main office
GK Communications can install all forms of fibre, Singlemode,
Multimode and Blown Fibre
What is fibre optics?
Picture sending signals zipping along from one location to
another in the form of light guided through thin fibres of glass
or plastic. These signals can be analogue or digital - voice, data
or video information and fibre can transport more information
longer distances in less time than any copper wire.
It's powerful and fast, fast, fast!
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