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Data Network Cabling Solutions For Galveston County
We provide low cost, premium quality cables and expert network cable installation services in Galveston County.
Janek Network Cabling, L.L.C.
Our Mission
At Janek Network Cabling, LLC., we are committed to delivering the highest quality data network cabling solutions. Our mission is to provide the best prices, the fastest turnaround times, and high-speed internet connectivity through the appropriate category of cable installation for businesses in Galveston County and the surrounding communities. We also specialize in VoIP telephone systems to enhance your communication capabilities.
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FIBER OPTICS
Fiber optic connectivity is the foundation of the digital era. It transmits data within hyperscale, cloud, and enterprise data centers, and it serves as the high-speed backbone of the internet, connecting our homes, businesses, cities, and countries.
The performance and reliability of fiber optic networks are paramount for supporting today’s applications – from artificial intelligence and high-performance computing in the data center to financial transactions, medical imaging, video streaming, online gaming, and more. Consistency across the fiber optic components that comprise today’s networks plays an essential role.
Avoid Mixing Fiber Types
When it comes to fiber optic networks, the type of cables and connectors that comprise a fiber link must match to achieve optimal performance and reliability. First, multimode and singlemode fiber systems are not inherently compatible. In multimode fiber systems, transceivers transmit wide beams of light signals using low-power vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers (VCSELS), typically at a wavelength of 850 nanometers (nm). These signals travel over multiple modes (paths) through the larger 50-micron (μm) or 62.5-μm core of a multimode fiber. In singlemode fiber systems, transceivers transmit a much narrower beam of light using higher-power edge-emitting lasers at wavelengths of either 1310 or 1550 nm. These narrow beams of light travel in a single mode (hence the name) through a much smaller 9-micron core, enabling much longer distances compared to multimode.
It is also important not to connect different performance levels of multimode fiber cable. When connecting different performance levels, the cable link will typically only perform to the lowest level, which can cause problems. For example, OM4 multimode cable supports 400 Gigabit transmission over distances of up to 100 meters, whereas OM3 multimode supports distances up to 70 meters. If your link has a mix of OM3 and OM4 and is longer than 70 meters, there is a good chance that the insertion loss will be too high for the application to function properly.
Cable color is one way to help avoid mixing different cable types in fiber networks. In fact, magenta was introduced for OM4 for this very purpose. The table below shows the various standards-based fiber cable colors. Note, however, that some military and specialty applications may use alternative colors.
Fiber Type by Cable Color
OM1 62.5μm Multimode - Orange
OM3 50.0μm Multimode - Aqua
OM4 50.0μm Multimode - Aqua Magenta
OM5 50.0μm Multimode - Lime Green
OS1/OS2 Singlemode - Yellow
Use Corresponding Connectors
In addition to fiber type, the connector type (MPO, LC, SC, ST, FC, etc.) should also match. Thankfully, form factors, alignment pins, and other features make it virtually impossible to directly connect diverse connector types. However, a hybrid adapter can be used to connect different types of connectors. They are available in a range of combinations and fiber types.
The geometry of the connectors should also match. Mating an APC (angled physical contact) connector end face that features an 8-degree angle with a UPC (ultra physical contact) connector that has no angle can cause damage to the fiber. To help avoid confusion between APC and UPC connectors, APC connectors feature a green housing while UPC connectors feature a blue housing.
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Nextiva VoIP Phone Service and Product Line
Say goodbye to traditional copper phone lines and HELLO! to our reliable and ULTRA affordable Nextiva VoIP business phone service and products. We have partnered with Nextiva (nextiva.com) so be prepared to stay connected with ease and simplicity when it comes to your internet business phone system.
And what exactly is VoIP? The acronym VoIP is Voice over Internet Protocol. In simplest terms, VoIP transforms your internet into a professional grade business telephone system.
Instead of routing calls over old fashion copper telephone lines, Nextiva VoIP delivers clear, fast communication over broadband whereby no bulky hardware or customer premise equipment (CPE) or IT team is needed.
All that is necessary to get your VoIP business telephone system online is the following:
- Stable Internet Connection
- A Nextiva VoIP enabled device such as a VoIP desk phone(s), laptop and/or smartphone
- A VoIP service provider with Nextiva leading the way.
The Nextiva VoIP service provider includes a main business number (new or ported over from existing carrier) and virtual phone numbers for each assigned user to the system.
Set up your entire phone system remotely and best of all, the VoIP phone system is MUCH cheaper than using a Public Switch Telephone Network (PSTN) across copper line telephone numbers such as AT&T!