What is structure cabling?

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Structured cabling refers to a standardized way of organizing and connecting the cables and hardware in a network infrastructure.

It involves the use of organized cabling and connectivity products to support various communication systems.
Structured cabling typically includes components such as patch panels, cables, jacks, and connectors.
The structured cabling system is designed to provide a flexible and scalable infrastructure for data, voice, and video transmissions.
It follows industry standards to ensure compatibility and ease of maintenance.
Examples of structured cabling standards include TIA/EIA-568 and ISO/IEC 11801.