Structured cabling for your voice and data network
Voice and data networks, tested: outlets, fiber optics, racks and cable trays installed neatly and handed over with their documentation.
What it is for, depending on your project
Cameras, readers, phones, Wi-Fi and computers all travel over the same cabling. Doing it right once saves you from opening walls and ceilings again.
New or remodeled offices
Data outlets per workstation, meeting room and Wi-Fi, with a tidy rack and every outlet labeled.
Buildings and condominiums (PH)
Fiber between floors or between buildings, and a telecom room the building management can maintain.
Warehouses and industry
Outlets for cameras, access readers and Wi-Fi in large bays, with protected routes and calculated distances.
Branches
The same standard at every site, with the documentation so support is the same at all of them.
What it includes and what it needs
What is included and what is optional are set in the proposal, after the visit. Anything that depends on the inspection is told to you before, not after.
See what is included and what it needs
Included
- Copper cable of the category the design defines, and fiber optics where needed
- Cable trays, conduits and rack
- Patch panels, patch cords and labeling of every outlet
- Testing of the installed outlets
- Outlet layout drawing and handover documentation
- Handover walkthrough with you
Optional
- Test report per outlet, if you need it
- Network equipment: switches and Wi-Fi access points
- UPS and rack organization
- Fiber between buildings and outdoor conduits
- Additional outlets for cameras, readers or phones
- Extended warranty from the cabling system’s manufacturer, if it offers one and the project meets its conditions
Site requirements
- A room or cabinet for the rack, with suitable power and temperature
- Available conduit routes, or permission to open them
- Drawings, or a walkthrough with you, to set the outlets
- Coordination with the construction work, if a remodel is under way
Defined during the inspection
- Number of outlets and cable category
- Routes and distances (copper has a limit per run)
- Fiber between floors or buildings
- Condition of the infrastructure you already have
If you already have cabling, we test it before proposing anything: sometimes part of it can be reused and only the rack gets organized; other times it is better to redo it. We tell you with the test results in view.
Supply, installation and what comes after
Each part has someone responsible for it. Supply and installation are ADVSYSA’s; monitoring is a separate service operated by AMS, an ATG Group company; the equipment warranty is given by its manufacturer.
See who delivers each part
Supply and installation · ADVSYSA
The equipment in the proposal, installed and configured by ADVSYSA technicians.
- Cable, trays, conduits and rack
- Patch panels and patch cords
- Labeling of every outlet
Testing and handover
Before handover, we test every part of the system with you and leave you the documentation agreed in the proposal.
- Testing of the installed outlets
- Outlet layout drawing and walkthrough with you
- Inventory of what was installed
Optional services
Quoted separately; none of them is included by default.
- Test report per outlet
- Switches, Wi-Fi and UPS
- Outdoor fiber
Monitoring · AMS
Cabling is not monitored. If you connect cameras or an alarm to this network, their monitoring by the ATG Group monitoring center, operated by AMS, is contracted separately. How our monitoring center responds →
Maintenance
ADVSYSA offers it under its own contract, with its scope in writing: it is not included with the installation.
- New outlets and relocations
- Reorganizing the rack and updating the documentation
- Testing of faulty outlets
Manufacturer’s warranty
See the manufacturer’s warranty
Each device carries its manufacturer’s warranty, with the term and conditions that manufacturer publishes for the installed model. It is a condition separate from the supply, the installation and the monitoring.
Some cabling system manufacturers offer an extended warranty when the project meets their conditions: if your project qualifies, we tell you in the proposal. Ask us about the term and conditions that apply to each device in your proposal.
The installation is ADVSYSA’s. Ask us about the installation warranty: its term and conditions are in your proposal or your contract.
What people ask us about cabling
What cable category do I need?
It depends on the speed you will use, the distances and what you plan to connect in the coming years (cameras, Wi-Fi, phones). We define it in the design and explain why, without installing more than you need.
Do you hand over the test results?
At handover you receive the documentation agreed in the proposal: at a minimum, the outlet layout drawing and the test results. If you need a report per outlet, ask for it when you request the quote. It is what any technician who comes later will need.
Can you work around my construction or remodel?
Yes. We coordinate routes, timing and staged deliveries with the contractor, so the cabling goes in before ceilings and walls are closed.
Do you install fiber optics?
Yes: fiber between floors, between buildings and for links that copper cannot reach because of distance. It is tested and documented just like copper.
How much does it cost?
We do not publish prices: it is quoted per outlet and per fiber run, depending on routes, distances and materials. The written proposal states what is included, what is optional and what goes separately (ITBMS, the sales tax, is added as the law requires).
Tell us how many outlets and where
Tell us what you need and the ADVSYSA team will contact you for the next step: a site visit and a written proposal, with what is included, what is optional and what goes separately. If you prefer WhatsApp, the message already says which page you are writing from.
We install and provide service in Panamá, Panamá Oeste, Colón, Coclé, Herrera, Los Santos, Veraguas and Chiriquí.
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