Voice and data networks
Network installation designed to carry an organization’s voice communications and data.
GST Services
Structured Cabling & Fibre Optics
The infrastructure that connects your building technology
GST installs voice and data networks, structured cabling and fibre optic systems. Its expertise includes building network infrastructure, FTTH projects and corporate network integration.
Service details
Fibre optics
Fibre optic installation to meet a project’s connectivity requirements.
FTTH infrastructure
FTTH, or fibre to the home, brings fibre optic cabling to the served units in a building. This infrastructure can support the connectivity needs of multi-residential projects.
Building network infrastructure
Installation of the physical infrastructure that connects a building’s equipment and network systems.
Corporate network integration
Cabling infrastructure integration based on the connectivity needs of the corporate network.
Building system connectivity
Cabling can provide the physical infrastructure required for network equipment, telephony and certain building technology systems included in the project.
Project context
Cabling is the physical infrastructure that carries communications between connected equipment. Connectivity solutions from manufacturers such as Hubbell and Leviton include copper and fibre components for building infrastructure. Components should be selected for the specific project.
Frequently asked questions
What cabling services does GST provide?
GST designs and installs structured copper cabling for voice and data networks, as well as fibre optic links. The team also delivers building network infrastructure, FTTH deployments to residential units, corporate network integration and the physical connectivity required by certain building technology systems.
What is building network infrastructure?
It is the physical infrastructure that connects the equipment and network systems within a building.
Does GST integrate corporate networks?
Yes. Corporate network integration is among GST’s confirmed services.
What is FTTH infrastructure?
FTTH means fibre to the home. In a multi-residential building, this architecture brings fibre optic cabling to the served units.
What is the difference between copper cabling and fibre optics?
Copper cabling is commonly used to connect nearby workstations, IP phones, Wi-Fi access points, cameras and other devices; it can also provide electrical power through PoE. Fibre optics are better suited to high-capacity links, longer distances and environments where electromagnetic interference must be avoided, such as connections between floors, telecommunications rooms or buildings. GST determines the appropriate medium and components based on distance, bandwidth, equipment and anticipated network growth.
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