Structured cabling • Poojapitiya
Structured Cabling in Poojapitiya
Tidy, tested cabling every system can rely on.
Cat6 and fibre runs, patch panels and racks — labelled, tested and documented at handover.
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- years in Kandy
- 10+years in Kandy
- systems installed, all services
- 500+systems installed, all services
- towns served
- 29towns served
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When a shop or small office opens in Poojapitiya, the network often begins as a single router and a lot of hope that Wi-Fi will reach the billing counter. Wired points at the counter and office remove most of the problems that follow: the POS terminal, office PC, CCTV recorder and printer each get a fixed cable connection, leaving the wireless network free for phones and guests. We run Cat5e or Cat6 depending on what the building will need in future, terminate each cable at a small wall cabinet with a patch panel, and label both ends so anyone can trace a connection later. On shop fit-outs near Poojapitiya Junction, we can place outlets before shelving and counters are fixed. Every cable is tested for continuity and performance, and you receive a simple layout sheet showing where each run goes before the job is signed off.
What we plan for in Poojapitiya
- Many shops here are single-storey with exposed roof timbers and sheet roofing, so we route cable in conduit along beams or wall trunking rather than through a suspended ceiling.
- Buildings with a separate storeroom or house at the rear may need a cable run across open ground, which calls for outdoor-rated, UV-resistant cable in buried or wall-fixed conduit.
- Keeping data cables well apart from mains wiring matters in older shops where electrical circuits were added piecemeal, as close parallel runs can introduce interference on longer links.
Scope
What structured cabling includes
- Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat6a cabling
- Fibre optic installation
- Patch panel and rack setup
- Cable management and labelling
- Testing and certification
- Floor and ceiling trunking
- Server room setup
- As-built documentation
How it works
From enquiry to handover, in three steps
Site survey
We walk the building, plan cable routes, and count the data points needed per room.
Written quote
An itemised quote covering cable, containment, patch panels, and testing/certification.
Install & certify
We terminate, label, and test every run, and hand over as-built documentation.
Pricing
What changes the price
Every job is different, so we quote in writing after a free survey — not off a fixed price list. These are the main factors:
- 1Number of data points needed
- 2Cat6 vs. Cat6a vs. fibre backbone
- 3Floor and ceiling trunking / cable management
- 4Testing and certification requirements
FAQ
Structured Cabling in Poojapitiya — questions
For a typical small shop, we suggest one at the billing counter for the POS or PC, one for the CCTV recorder, one for the printer, and one or two spare at likely future positions such as a back office or a ceiling access point. Adding spares during installation costs far less than returning later, and it keeps flexibility if the layout changes.
Yes. We plan the work to minimise disruption, running cable in neat surface trunking or along existing routes where walls cannot be opened, and working in sections so the counter keeps operating. If needed, we can schedule the noisier parts of the job outside your busiest trading hours, agreeing the plan with you during the free site survey.
Cat5e is the budget option and fine for basic needs; Cat6 is the sensible default for most modern offices; and Cat6a supports 10-gigabit speeds, worth it for server rooms and backbone runs but rarely necessary for individual desks. For most offices we run Cat6 to workstations and Cat6a only on the backbone.
We recommend two data points per desk — one for a computer and one spare for a phone, printer, or future need — rather than exactly one per person. Retrofitting a single missed point after the finishes are complete costs far more than including it upfront.
Cabling during construction, before walls close up, is significantly cheaper per point than retrofitting into a finished space, where cables must be routed around existing finishes. If you're planning a new fit-out, involve your cabling provider at the same stage as your electrician.
Yes. Every structured cabling installation includes termination, testing, and certification documentation. Untested cabling can look fine on day one and cause intermittent faults months later that are far more expensive to diagnose — so certification is standard, not an optional extra.
For a typical 20-person office in the Kandy area, professional structured cabling runs between LKR 150,000 and LKR 300,000 depending on cable type and layout complexity, including data points at each workstation, patch panels, a network cabinet, and testing certification. We provide a detailed quotation after a free site survey.
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