Structured cabling – MMC certified

World-class structured cabling system from C&C; Partners

The Multimedia Connect structured cabling system we supply is known and recognised almost worldwide. The product range covers all categories of copper and fibre optic solutions, including the necessary components that together form a complete structured cabling system. Based on our extensive product portfolio, it is possible to carry out installations in the following areas:

• small, medium and large installations
• standard applications based on Category 5e and 6 solutions
• applications for demanding users based on Category 6 and 6A solutions – 10Gb/s
• highly advanced Data Centre solutions based on certified Cat 8.1 Channel links – up to 40 Gb/s
• Power over IP applications (VOIP, PoE, PoE+, 4PPoE)
• dedicated applications for specialised customers

Intuitive and unique solutions

The key to operation is ensuring system efficiency. In addition, MMC focuses on designing solutions that are simple and intuitive to install and manage. We realise that technology means simplicity, which is why MMC is a pioneer in the development of tool-free termination.

IP convergence

The development of the IP internet protocol and PoE standards means that structured cabling systems are now used in many environments. Multimedia Connect is following this trend by offering products that facilitate convergence between cabling systems and new IP applications.

25-year reliability guarantee

As the manufacturer of all components, we ensure trouble-free and reliable operation of connections. A 25-year warranty agreement for the structured cabling network is signed between Multimedia Connect, represented in Poland by C&C Partners, and the user of the installation.

Certified quality

The high quality and reliability of MMC cabling is confirmed by certificates from independent testing laboratories Delta and ETL, confirming compliance with the latest structured cabling standards ISO/IEC 11801, EN 50173, and TIA/EIA 568.

Certification programme for installers and designers

The quality of installation is a key factor influencing the reliable operation of data transmission networks, which is why we attach great importance to building a wide network of qualified companies installing MMC cabling. The Multimedia Connect Cabling Installer Certification Programme consists of certification and recertification training courses, providing a wide range of practical and theoretical knowledge in the field of cabling installation, maintenance and measurement.

Training courses

We attach great importance to building a wide network of qualified companies installing MMC cabling. Training courses conducted by our specialists provide a wide range of practical and theoretical knowledge in the field of installation, design, servicing and measurement of cabling. Completion of the course is confirmed by a certificate awarding the title of Certified Multimedia Connect Installer.

Below is a general description of structured cabling.

Structured cabling – definition and construction

Structured cabling is telecommunications cabling, i.e. a complex system used to transmit data, voice, video and text. It applies to many networks, not just computer networks, with which it is closely associated and identified. Structured cabling is an ICT, telephone, broadband, audiovisual transmission, CCTV, alarm system network, etc.

It is possible to create a structured cabling network that will serve several or even all of the above-mentioned subnetworks, but this requires an excellent design and schematic diagram of the structured cabling.
Structured network cabling allows for the uncomplicated connection of individual devices to the existing cable system, e.g. telephones, computers, television monitors and other devices, each of which should operate in the IP standard.

What does structured cabling consist of?

Structured cabling consists of many elements, including:

• telecommunications cables – vertical cabling (fibre optic or copper cables) and horizontal cabling (section between the user's socket and the distribution point);
• distribution points;
• user sockets as receiving devices for structured cabling
• communication connections;
• telecommunications cabinets;
• other materials and accessories such as sockets, plugs, adapters, floor and countertop boxes, junction boxes, etc. It is important to remember that structured cabling is always subject to a set of restrictive standards that must be met, such as: American EIA/TIA 568 (568A, 568B); international ISO 11801; European EN 50173 (EN 50174).