Generic cabling system

Premises Distributed System (PDS)It is a set of pre-set information transmission channels for computers, communication facilities, and monitoring systems within buildings or between building clusters. It connects devices such as voice, data, and image to each other, and can also connect these devices to external communication data networks.
PDS is mainly composed of four independent subsystems, adopting a star structure that allows any subsystem to independently enter the PDS system.
1) The Work Location subsystem is composed of devices connected between terminal devices and information outlets.
2) The function of the horizontal subsystem is to extend the mainline subsystem lines to the user workspace.
3) The Backbone system connects the main distribution to the distribution frame systems on each floor.
4) The equipment subsystem connects various common equipment with the main distribution frame.
5) The Administration subsystem connects the vertical trunk cables with the horizontal cabling subsystems on each floor.
6) The Campus subsystem connects different building information systems through cables, optical fibers, etc.

Advantages of Integrated Cabling:
1Clear structure, easy to manage and maintain
2. Unified and advanced materials to meet future development needs. The comprehensive cabling system adopts advanced optical fibers and Category 5 unshielded twisted pair cables, with a transmission rate of over 100Mbps, which can fully meet the transmission needs of voice, digital, and video.
3. Strong flexibility and adaptability to various needs. The comprehensive cabling system is very flexible to use. A standard socket can be used to connect to both telephones and computer terminals, as well as adapt to various topological structures
4. Easy to expand, cost-effective, and improve system reliability

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