Supplied in Hyderabad
Structured cabling in Hyderabad.
Cable, outlets, panels and fibre for a whole floor, supplied as material from Secunderabad across Hyderabad. Your contractor pulls and terminates it.
Data Systems, a network material supplier in Secunderabad, Hyderabad since 1984 with branches in Vijayawada and Visakhapatnam, supplies structured cabling across India through official channels. Send a list, get one quote.
What the counter carries
CommScope NETCONNECT and SYSTIMAX as the authorised source, which is what a warranted installation is written around, alongside D-Link and Digisol where a schedule is priced differently. Copper in Cat 5e, Cat 6 and Cat 6A, in 305 metre boxes and in factory patch cords; keystone jacks, faceplates and surface boxes at the work area; patch panels, cable managers and racks at the other end; and on the fibre side, single mode and multimode cable, pigtails, patch cords, LIUs and ODFs, splice trays and the transceivers that light them.
How a cabling schedule is specified
The category is the decision you cannot revisit cheaply, since the cable outlives the switch at both ends: Cat 6 for an ordinary office floor, Cat 6A where 10 gigabit to 100 metres or a manufacturer warranty is in the specification. Then the form follows the route: solid conductor bulk cable in the walls to an outlet, stranded patch cords at each end, shielded or armoured where noise or an outdoor run says so, LSZH where a building's fire specification asks for it. Count outlets, then panels, then the rack that holds them, and the schedule closes itself.
How supply works
Send the bill of quantities line by line, or a floor drawing with the outlet count, and it comes back matched with datasheets where approval is needed and manufacturer authorisation letters for the brands this counter is authorised to arrange them for. Material moves on a GST invoice through the official channel. Pulling, terminating, testing and certification are your contractor's; the counter supplies the material and the test instruments to certify it.
Where this sits in the catalogue
- LAN and copper cable
- Patch panels
- Fibre LIU and ODF
- Which LAN cable to buy
- The whole structured cabling range
Delivered across
HITEC City, Gachibowli, Madhapur, Kondapur, Financial District, Banjara Hills, Jubilee Hills, Begumpet, Secunderabad, Kukatpally, Uppal, LB Nagar, and the rest of the city, from the Secunderabad counter. Dispatch runs across India, and the branches at Vijayawada and Visakhapatnam trade from the same catalogue.
Questions we are asked
Who supplies structured cabling material in Hyderabad?
Data Systems in Secunderabad is an authorised CommScope NETCONNECT and SYSTIMAX source and supplies structured cabling material across Hyderabad, shipping across India. Send the bill of quantities to admin@datasystems.co.in or on WhatsApp to +91 99595 55222 for one quote.
Can you provide manufacturer authorisation letters for a tender?
Yes, for the brands this counter is authorised for. Say which tender and which lines it covers, and the letter is arranged with the manufacturer alongside the quote and the current datasheets.
Cat 6 or Cat 6A for a new floor?
Cat 6 carries gigabit comfortably and suits an ordinary office floor. Cat 6A is specified to 500 MHz and carries 10 gigabit the full 100 metres, which is why warranted installations and floors expected to outlast their first switch are written around it.
Do you supply the fibre side as well?
Yes. Single mode and multimode cable, pigtails and patch cords, LIUs and ODFs, splice trays, and the SFP modules that light the link, all quoted on the same schedule as the copper.
Send the list, or describe the job, and it comes back as one quote.
Data Systems · +91 99595 55222 (call or WhatsApp) · 040-27811708 · admin@datasystems.co.in · Secunderabad (HQ) · Vijayawada · Visakhapatnam · Mon to Sat, 9:30 to 7
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