What are the components of structured cabling?
Subsystems are components of a cabling system that work together to provide the necessary connections between devices. The six subsystems of a structured cabling system are backbone, distribution, wiring, collector, interface and management. Backbone cables connect the distribution boxes and interfaces in the system. Distribution cables distribute the information collected by the devices throughout the building or network. Wiring cables carry the electrical signals from one device to another. Collector cables bundle together a group of wiring cables and take the signals away from the Network. Interface cables connect different types of devices together and allow for easy access to data and device settings. Management systems oversee and control aspects of a structured cabling system.