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Structured Cabling & LAN Installation in Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Structured cabling and local networks — the foundation of any low-voltage system: tidy cable infrastructure, switching and Wi-Fi.
What's included
Scope of work
- Design of routes and cabling structure
- Structured cabling, sockets and patch panels
- Installation of switches and Wi-Fi access points
- Labeling and testing of lines
- Documentation and support
Structured Cabling and LAN Installation in Tashkent
A structured cabling system (SCS) is the backbone of office and enterprise IT: one cable plant carrying computers, telephony, CCTV, access control and Wi-Fi. SAT Solutions designs and installs structured cabling and local networks for offices, business centers, factories, warehouses and distributed sites — from ten outlets to thousands of ports with multiple floor distribution nodes.
Proper cabling starts with a design, not with a reel of cable. We count ports per workplace with room to grow, choose the cable category — Cat5e covers gigabit and most offices, Cat6/6A is laid for 10G and server nodes — and route trays, trunking and above-ceiling runs so that low-voltage cable never hugs power lines. Mistakes at this stage are invisible at handover but surface later as interference, packet loss and an internet that "hangs" every evening.
Installation is a discipline of small things. Cable is laid with bend radii respected and no tension, every line lands on a patch panel, outlets and ports are labeled to a single scheme. The result is a distribution node you can understand without archaeology: any port traces from outlet to switch in a minute. Floor cabinets come with organisers, PDU strips and ventilation.
Every installed line is tested and handed over with documentation. A cable analyzer verifies the wiring map, length and line parameters; the results go into a test report. The customer receives a cable journal, route diagrams and as-built documentation — at any future fit-out, office move or expansion, a new contractor reads the network from paper instead of toning out wires.
Active equipment is half the result. We select and configure access and core switches, routers and firewalls: VLANs to separate networks (office, guests, cameras, telephony), PoE budgets for cameras and access points, link aggregation and redundancy where network downtime means business downtime. We work with MikroTik, Ruijie, TP-Link, H3C and other proven equipment from our Tashkent warehouse.
Inter-building and industrial networks are a separate competence. We connect buildings with fiber — fusion splicing and OTDR test reports included — use ruggedised industrial switches for harsh environments, and deploy radio bridges where cable cannot go. Live networks are upgraded without stopping the business: new routes are prepared in parallel and cutover happens out of hours.
Structured cabling is priced transparently: port count, cable category, route complexity and the active equipment list. After a free site survey you get an itemised quote, not a "price per point" with fine print. Installation is under warranty, and we support the network afterwards — from replacing a patch cord to standby administration. We work across Tashkent and all of Uzbekistan.
Typical solutions
What we build: three typical configurations
Every site is quoted individually: send us a floor plan and we will return a detailed quote within one business day.
Office up to 30 workplaces
Small office, shop, clinic, classroom
- 30–60 Cat5e/Cat6 ports, 6–12U wall-mount cabinet
- Gigabit PoE switch — cameras and IP phones powered over the same cable
- Router and 2–4 Wi-Fi access points, separate guest network
- Line labelling, testing, network diagram handed over
Lead time: 3–7 days
Office 50–150 seats or a business-center floor
Mid-size office, bank, call center, IT company
- 100–300 Cat6 ports, floor patch panels, 19" rack
- Network core and access switches, VLANs: internet, cameras, telephony separated
- Seamless controller-based Wi-Fi — no drops while moving around the floor
- UPS, as-built documentation and certification of every line
Lead time: 2–4 weeks
Building, warehouse or plant
Industrial site, mall, hotel, logistics center
- Fiber backbones between floors, buildings and shops
- Industrial switches with redundancy — the network survives a line break
- Wi-Fi coverage for warehouses and open areas, wireless bridges between buildings
- Server node: racks, UPS; CCTV and access control run on the same network
Lead time: from 1 month, per project
How we work
From request to handover — 5 steps
Survey
engineer visit, measurements, requirements — free of charge
Design
cable routes, network diagram, equipment specification
Installation
neat routes in trays and conduit, no need to stop office work
Testing
every line tested, ports labeled
Handover
as-built documentation, warranty and support
Equipment
Network equipment — from our own catalog
We match switches, routers and Wi-Fi to the task and budget — all equipment supplied by us with warranty:
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