At home
Data points for the home office, TV and gaming, ceiling-mounted WiFi access points for better coverage, and phone points where you still need them.
WiFi is handy, but a cable is still the fastest and most reliable connection. Data points let the home office, TV, gaming console and WiFi access points plug straight into the network, and keep a business’s computers, phones and printers running.
For offices, shops and warehouses, good network cabling matters as much as the internet plan. Cat6 cables run back to a central data cabinet, are terminated on a patch panel, then labelled and tested, so adding a desk or tracking down a fault later is simple. One of Joel’s recent jobs moved a business’s network gear off an open shelf and into a locked wall-mounted cabinet.
What’s involved
- A plan for where each point goes
- Cables run back to a central point
- Wall plates and patch panel terminated
- Every point labelled and tested
- WiFi access points and extenders
In the office
Network cabling with a data point at every desk, cabling for phones, printers and other devices, and a tidy data cabinet that’s easy to work on.
Tidy and labelled
A neat cabinet with labelled points means faster fixes and easy changes, whether it’s a new desk, a new staff member or a new internet provider.
There’s a before and after of a data cabinet job in Recent jobs on the home page.
Excellent tradie , reliable and efficient . Job completed , really happy .
Quoted word for word from LENNELEC on Service.com.au, where Joel is rated 5.0 from 7 reviews.
Is wired internet better than WiFi?
For speed and reliability, yes. A cabled connection isn’t affected by walls, distance or interference, so it suits the home office, streaming and gaming. Most homes use both: cables for fixed devices and WiFi for phones and laptops.
What cable is used for data points?
Cat6 is the usual choice for new data cabling. It handles gigabit speeds comfortably and suits most homes and offices.
Can you fix poor WiFi in parts of the house?
Often, yes. Running a data cable to a WiFi access point or extender in the weak spot usually works far better than a wireless repeater on its own.
Do you do network cabling for offices and shops?
Yes. LENNELEC does network cabling for businesses as well as homes, from a few extra data points to cabling a whole office back to a comms cabinet.
Can you tidy up an existing network cabinet?
Yes. Joel can move network gear into a proper wall-mounted cabinet, tidy and label the cabling, and test each point. There’s a before and after of one of these jobs on the home page.
Do you still install phone points?
Yes. Phone and data points are both part of LENNELEC’s services.
Phone and data cabling in key areas
LENNELEC covers the Mornington Peninsula and south-east Melbourne. See the full service area or call Joel to check your suburb.
Need data points or a tidy-up?
Tell Joel how many points you need and where, or call for a chat about your home or office.