Fiber optic cabling installation in Hamilton and the Niagara Region
Long-distance, high-bandwidth connections for backbones, buildings and server rooms.
High-bandwidth connections over long distances
Fiber optic cabling carries large amounts of data over long distances and is immune to electromagnetic interference. We install fiber optic cabling for businesses and industrial sites in Hamilton, Burlington, Stoney Creek, St. Catharines, Caledonia and the Niagara Region.
Where fiber makes sense
- Building-to-building links
- Network backbones between floors, rooms and rack locations
- Server rooms and data centres
- Large warehouses and industrial buildings where runs exceed 100 metres
Fiber, Cat6 and Cat6A
Most networks combine fiber for the backbone with copper to devices. Compare options in our network cabling guide and our Cat6 vs Cat6A comparison. For large buildings, see warehouse cabling and cameras.
Common questions
When do I need fiber instead of Cat6A?
Fiber suits long distances, building-to-building links and network backbones, and it is not affected by electromagnetic interference. Copper Ethernet is limited to 100 metres.
Can fiber and copper cabling be used together?
Yes. Many networks use fiber for backbone links and Cat6 or Cat6A copper to desks and devices.
Can you connect two buildings?
Yes. Building-to-building links are a common use for fiber optic cabling. Tell us the distance and the equipment and we will recommend a solution.
Planning a cabling, camera or IT project?
Tell us about the site and we will come back with a clear quote.