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News, Articles & Case Studies
Why you should choose Cat6a for new WiFi networks
WiFi 7 access points (APs) are now available with 10G (gigabit) wired connections. Some even have two 10G ports to give you an aggregated 20G if you have two Cat6a feeds. Unlike Cat6, a Cat6a cable channel of 100 metres will support 10G. The bandwidth feeding an AP is...
How to protect your cabling from vermin damage
Rats will chew through a cable if they can, and they’re not fussed whether it’s data or power, copper or fibre. It’s a known hazard that has to be protected against. If you don’t protect against vermin, it’s likely that you’ll experience damage it at some point,...
9 False Economies of Cheap Data Cabling Installations
When purchasing a data cabling system, there are many factors to consider. Price is often at the fore, but cheap cabling installations are often compromised by with false economies. Lynx Networks is not the cheapest installer of data cabling. We don’t want to be....