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Practical guidance on network cabling, fiber, security cameras, low-voltage systems and keeping your business connected, from the A+ Cable Runners team in Tampa Bay.
Use It or Lose It: Cabling Projects That Fit a Year-End Budget
Budget left over before December 31? These small, well-scoped cabling and camera projects can be planned, installed and finished before the year closes.
Free TV for the Lobby: What a Digital Antenna Setup Involves for a Business
Local channels for a waiting room, lobby or break room can come from an antenna instead of a monthly TV bill. Here is what a business antenna setup involves, from the roof to each TV, and what NextGen TV means for the TVs you buy.
The Network Jack in Your Lobby Is a Cybersecurity Question
Every live network jack can be a way into your network for anyone who can plug in. For Cybersecurity Awareness Month, here is how to find the live jacks in your building and what to do about the ones nobody uses.
Cat6 vs. Cat6A: Which One Does Your Office Actually Need?
Cat6 and Cat6A look alike on a quote, but they differ in speed over distance, size, cost and how they handle power to cameras and access points. Here is how to choose without guessing.
Is Your Security Camera System a Back Door Into Your Network?
Business security cameras sit on your network around the clock. If they share it with your office computers and still use default settings, they can become the easiest way in. Here is how to check and fix that.