Pay attention to acceptance and correct understanding of wiring Quality Assurance

The cabling system belongs to the bottom layer of the network and thus has a long life cycle. Generally, the average target life cycle of the cabling system is 15 years, which is consistent with the renovation cycle of the main building. This is why almost all cabling vendors have to provide quality assurance for at least 15 years, and some vendors have even improved the quality assurance to 20 or 25 years. How do users consider quality assurance?

Because the cabling system is not easy to replace, the computer hardware, software, and usage of the system will change greatly in its life cycle, the requirements for network throughput, reliability, and security must also be increased. To ensure the normal operation of the system, quality assurance is indispensable. However, in practice, users also need to identify and verify the quality. The difference between different manufacturers is still very large, if product quality assurance is provided, system quality assurance is provided, and lifetime quality assurance is provided, each vendor may have different interpretations of the Quality Assurance content and methods. It should be noted that, even if it is clear that the content of the quality assurance provided by the manufacturer, it should not be regarded as a guarantee that the product will not lag behind for years. Therefore, when selecting a product, it is not difficult to make a proper lead.

In addition, 100% acceptance is the key. Because the cabling system itself is a passive physical connection system, once the installation is completed and tested, no maintenance is required. You only need to manage it correctly. This means that strict acceptance is very important. It should be noted that the acceptance should not only check whether the network is connected, but also test whether the expected transmission performance can be achieved, which is easily ignored by many domestic users, even if some users do not pass the on-site testing of the tester, that is, the so-called "activation acceptance"), all the tests in proportion will pass the test, or full inspection, but there is a small tolerance for unqualified acceptance may cause problems in future applications.

In addition, You must select qualified integrators. The construction of different Integrators for the same user and product may be very different. Therefore, it is very important to select qualified integrators, it is easier to implement long-term services and even quality assurance in the future. In addition, there are a lot of fake products on the market, and good integrators are more secure in terms of supply.