
Internet Cabling
Internet cabling is the lifeblood of our increasingly connected world. It refers to the intricate network of Ethernet wiring, fibre optic cabling, and coaxial cables that enable high-speed internet access. From transmitting data to connecting various devices, internet cabling serves as the backbone of modern communication. Whether it’s CAT5e/CAT6/CAT7 wiring for local networks or broadband installation for wider access, these cabling solutions underpin the technology we use every day.
Importance of Internet Cabling
The importance of structured cabling in today’s technological landscape cannot be overstated. Both residential and commercial environments rely on seamless network cabling to support everything from basic browsing to complex cloud computing.
Understanding Internet Cabling
In today’s interconnected world, internet cabling acts as a crucial conduit that binds our digital devices to the expansive global network. With an array of applications that span personal use to industrial needs, internet cabling offers various solutions, each engineered to suit specific requirements. This comprehensive exploration will illuminate the essential facets of internet cabling, its manifold forms, and the vital importance of expert installation.
Types of Cables (Ethernet Wiring, Coaxial Cabling, Fibre Optic Cabling, Copper Cabling)
The extensive scope of internet activities calls for an equally broad spectrum of cabling options. Let’s delve into the key categories:
- Ethernet Wiring (CAT5e/CAT6/CAT7): Serving as a bedrock for network cabling, Ethernet wiring, now inclusive of CAT7, supports the high-speed data needs of contemporary networking. Ideal for residential and commercial LAN setups, Ethernet is synonymous with reliability and performance.
- Coaxial Cabling (Including NBN HFC): Celebrated for its robustness, coaxial cabling is a common choice for broadband and cable internet services, encompassing applications such as NBN Hybrid Fibre-Coaxial (HFC) connectivity.
- Fibre Optic Cabling: Representing the pinnacle of cabling technology, fibre optic ensures unrivalled speed and bandwidth. Preferred in demanding commercial environments, it facilitates seamless WAN connections.
- 2 Pair Copper Cabling: Employed for internal cabling for NBN services like FTTN, FTTC, and FTTB, this copper-based solution is integral to stable connections within a premise.
- Copper Cabling for Lead-In Cables: Copper cabling continues to play a vital role in lead-in cables for NBN internet cabling, ensuring a dependable link to the external network.

Network Cabling Essentials
Network cabling transcends the mere laying of wires; it’s about crafting an interconnected, efficient system that guarantees uninterrupted data transmission. Key components include:
- Structured Cabling: An organised approach that integrates data cable runs, patch panels, and RJ45 sockets, embodying flexibility and future-readiness.
- Cable Management: The precise organisation and oversight of the physical cable infrastructure, essential to prevent challenges.
- Compatibility and Standards: Compliance with industry standards is pivotal to align the cabling with the devices and network requirements, upholding quality and interoperability.
Structured vs. Unstructured Cabling
When navigating the landscape of internet cabling, the decision between structured and unstructured setups is paramount:
- Structured Cabling: Characterised by an orderly, scalable design, structured cabling eases troubleshooting and growth.
- Unstructured Cabling: Prone to a disorderly mass of wires, unstructured cabling may lead to slow internet, regular dropouts, and additional faults. Though it might offer short-term cost advantages, it often poses long-term challenges and inefficiencies.
Internet Cabling Installation Services
The myriad of digital activities in our modern lives, from video conferencing to online gaming, requires robust internet cabling solutions. At SECURE A COM, we take pride in providing customised installation services that ensure seamless connectivity and a future-ready infrastructure. If you need just a few data cables for your home network we offer some great packages you can book online. To see our data cabling packages follow this link to see pricing and book online.
Home Internet Wiring
Building a home with uninterrupted internet access begins with the correct internet wiring:
- Seamless Connectivity: From streaming your favourite shows to participating in virtual meetings, our home internet wiring ensures a strong and reliable connection.
- Custom Solutions: Whether it’s NBN cabling or Ethernet wiring, we provide tailored solutions to suit your household’s unique needs.
- Quality Installation: Our certified cablers ensure that the installation meets all industry standards, preventing common faults like slow internet or WiFi signal weaknesses.
Office Network Setup
The corporate environment demands a high level of connectivity and data flow. Our commercial cabling solutions include:
- CAT5e/CAT6/CAT7 Wiring: The backbone of modern offices, these Ethernet cables offer high-speed data transmission and robust LAN connectivity.
- RJ45 Sockets and Patch Panels: Custom-designed office network setup with convenient socket locations and organised patch panels for easy maintenance.
- Scalable Solutions: As your business grows, so does your network. Our structured cabling solutions offer flexibility to expand and adapt.
Internet Cabling Comparison Table
Cable Type | Bandwidth | Max Speed | Usage |
---|---|---|---|
Coaxial Cable | Up to 10 Gbps | 1-10 Gbps | Commonly used for cable internet and TV services |
Fibre Optic Cable | Up to 100 Gbps | 10-100 Gbps | High-speed internet, long-distance communications |
Cat 5e (Ethernet) | Up to 1 Gbps | 100 Mbps - 1 Gbps | Home networking, office LANs |
Cat 6 (Ethernet) | Up to 10 Gbps | 1-10 Gbps | Business networks, data centres |
DSL Cable | Varies (1.5 - 100 Mbps) | 1.5 - 100 Mbps | Telephone lines, ADSL/VDSL services |
Twisted Pair Cable | Up to 100 Mbps | 10 - 100 Mbps | Telephone systems, slower internet connections |
Cat 7 (Ethernet) | Up to 100 Gbps | 10-100 Gbps | High-performance computing environments |
Cat 8 (Ethernet) | Up to 40 Gbps | 25-40 Gbps | Short-range data centre applications |
Network Cabling Essentials
Network cabling transcends the mere laying of wires; it’s about crafting an interconnected, efficient system that guarantees uninterrupted data transmission. Key components include:
- Structured Cabling: An organised approach that integrates data cable runs, patch panels, and RJ45 sockets, embodying flexibility and future-readiness.
- Cable Management: The precise organisation and oversight of the physical cable infrastructure, essential to prevent challenges.
- Compatibility and Standards: Compliance with industry standards is pivotal to align the cabling with the devices and network requirements, upholding quality and interoperability.
Structured vs. Unstructured Cabling
When navigating the landscape of internet cabling, the decision between structured and unstructured setups is paramount:
- Structured Cabling: Characterised by an orderly, scalable design, structured cabling eases troubleshooting and growth.
- Unstructured Cabling: Prone to a disorderly mass of wires, unstructured cabling may lead to slow internet, regular dropouts, and additional faults. Though it might offer short-term cost advantages, it often poses long-term challenges and inefficiencies.
Internet Cabling Installation Services
The myriad of digital activities in our modern lives, from video conferencing to online gaming, requires robust internet cabling solutions. At SECURE A COM, we take pride in providing customised installation services that ensure seamless connectivity and a future-ready infrastructure.
Home Internet Wiring
Building a home with uninterrupted internet access begins with the correct internet wiring:
- Seamless Connectivity: From streaming your favourite shows to participating in virtual meetings, our home internet wiring ensures a strong and reliable connection.
- Custom Solutions: Whether it’s NBN cabling or Ethernet wiring, we provide tailored solutions to suit your household’s unique needs.
- Quality Installation: Our certified cablers ensure that the installation meets all industry standards, preventing common faults like slow internet or WiFi signal weaknesses.
Office Network Setup
The corporate environment demands a high level of connectivity and data flow. Our commercial cabling solutions include:
- CAT5e/CAT6/CAT7 Wiring: The backbone of modern offices, these Ethernet cables offer high-speed data transmission and robust LAN connectivity.
- RJ45 Sockets and Patch Panels: Custom-designed office network setup with convenient socket locations and organised patch panels for easy maintenance.
- Scalable Solutions: As your business grows, so does your network. Our structured cabling solutions offer flexibility to expand and adapt.

NBN Lead-In Cabling & MDF Jumpering
What sets SECURE A COM apart are our specialised services:
- NBN Lead-In Cabling: We provide expert installation of the cabling that connects your premises to the NBN network, ensuring optimal performance. Find out more about NBN lead-In Cable Installations.
- MDF Jumpering: With precision and expertise, we handle the complex task of MDF Jumpering, allowing for seamless internal connectivity within multi-unit buildings.
Telecommunication Infrastructure
In an age where technology is evolving rapidly, staying ahead means having an up-to-date and future-ready infrastructure:
- Data Cable Runs: From single runs to hundreds, we ensure efficient and organised cabling that supports current and emerging technologies. Find out more about data cabling.
- Standards Compliance: Our work complies with industry standards, assuring the quality and reliability of your telecommunication infrastructure.
- Forward-Thinking Solutions: We provide cabling that not only meets today’s demands but is also primed for future developments in telecommunications.
NBN Internet Cabling
The National Broadband Network (NBN) is revolutionising the way Australians connect to the internet. This high-speed, reliable network requires a new generation of internet cabling, designed to accommodate the demands of modern life. Let’s explore what NBN internet cabling involves and how SECURE A COM is at the forefront of this technological transformation.
What is NBN Internet Cabling?
NBN internet cabling refers to the network of cables that connects homes and businesses to Australia’s National Broadband Network. This intricate system involves:
- Lead-In Cabling: This is the physical connection from the NBN network into your premises, ensuring optimal data transmission.
- Internal Wiring: This includes cabling within the premises that connect various devices to the NBN, supporting activities like streaming, gaming, and more. Find out more about NBN cabling.
- NBN Socket Installations and Relocations: The setup of specific sockets to facilitate NBN connection, providing flexibility in where you can connect your devices. Find out more about NBN Wall Socket Installations.
The Importance of Professional Installation
NBN internet cabling requires precision, expertise, and adherence to specific standards. Here’s why professional installation matters:
- Quality Assurance: Properly installed NBN cabling minimises the risk of faults like slow internet or dropouts, providing a stable connection.
- Compliance with Regulations: As registered cablers, SECURE A COM ensures that all installations meet legal requirements and industry standards.
- Customised Solutions: Every home or business has unique connectivity needs. The professional installation allows for tailored cabling solutions that best suit your environment.
At SECURE A COM, we take our responsibilities as registered cablers and internet cabling installers seriously. Our commitment to excellence is not only reflected in the quality of our services but also in our adherence to the highest standards of regulatory compliance. We understand that our industry is governed by a complex framework of acts, regulations, and guidelines, and we ensure that our practices align with these legal requirements.
Our Commitment to Compliance
- Telecommunications Act 1997
- We follow the provisions laid out in the Telecommunications Act 1997, which sets the regulatory framework for our industry.
- National Broadband Network (NBN) Regulations
- Our NBN fault-finding, installations, and cabling services are in line with the NBN Regulations.
- Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) Regulations
- We adhere to ACMA Regulations for cabling, licensing, and compliance.
- Work Health and Safety Regulations
- Safety is paramount, and we comply with the Work Health and Safety Regulations in all our operations.
- Consumer Protection Regulations
- We respect and protect our customers’ rights as outlined in the Australian Consumer Law.
- Data Privacy and Security Regulations
- We maintain the confidentiality and integrity of data in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988.
- State-Specific Regulations
- We also comply with state-specific regulations in regions such as Sydney and the Gold Coast, as detailed in NSW Legislation and Queensland Legislation.
Our adherence to these legal frameworks reflects our dedication to providing reliable, ethical, and professional services. Whether it’s fixing slow internet, NBN internet dropouts, or providing data cabling services, our clients can trust that SECURE A COM operates within the bounds of the law, ensuring peace of mind and satisfaction.
NBN Cabling for Granny Flats
With the rise in multi-dwelling units like granny flats, there’s a need for specialised NBN cabling solutions. SECURE A COM offers:
- Independent Connectivity: Ensuring that granny flats have independent and reliable access to the NBN.
- Customised Wiring: Tailored solutions to meet the specific needs of these smaller dwellings, ensuring seamless connectivity.
SECURE A COM: Your NBN Cabling Experts
With our extensive experience and deep understanding of NBN cabling, SECURE A COM stands out as one of the best NBN fault-finding services in Sydney. Our offerings include:
- Fault Diagnosis and Repair: Our expertise in locating and repairing NBN internet faults inside private cabling sets us apart.
- Full Support with ISPs: If we find issues inside the NBN network, we assist customers with their Internet Service Providers, providing a full report to help them understand the issue.
- All-around NBN Services: From NBN socket installations to Lead-In Cabling and MDF Jumpering, we are your one-stop solution for all things NBN.
The Difference Between Network Internet Cabling and Internal Internet Cabling
In the realm of internet connectivity, cabling serves as the lifeline that enables seamless communication and data exchange. While the terms ‘Network Internet Cabling’ and ‘Internal Internet Cabling’ might seem similar, they refer to two distinct aspects of this intricate system. Understanding the difference is essential, whether you’re looking to install a new connection or troubleshoot existing issues. Let’s explore these concepts:
Network Internet Cabling
Network Internet Cabling refers to the cabling infrastructure that connects your premises to the wider Internet network. It’s the highway that carries data between your local network and the global internet.
- Types of Cables: This might include Ethernet cabling (such as CAT5e/CAT6*CAT7), fibre optic cables, or coaxial cables, depending on the service provider and the network requirements.
- Lead-In Cabling: In the context of NBN, for example, lead-in cabling connects your premises to the nearest node or exchange, enabling you to access the NBN network.
- Compliance and Standards: This external wiring must adhere to specific regulations and standards, necessitating professional installation and maintenance.
Internal Internet Cabling
Internal Internet Cabling, on the other hand, is concerned with the wiring within your premises. It’s the intricate web that connects various devices and rooms to your central network hub.
- Structured Cabling Systems: This often includes a structured cabling system, comprising patch panels, data cable runs, and RJ45 sockets, all tailored to your internal network needs.
- Home and Office Applications: From connecting computers in an office to wiring up a home entertainment system, internal cabling caters to a wide range of applications.
Flexibility and Customisation: With options like NBN socket relocations or specific data cabling services, internal cabling offers flexibility to suit your layout and connectivity requirements

Jason Kearney
Head Internet Technician
Jason Kearney is the Head Technician at SECURE A COM, with qualifications spanning NBN, ADSL, phone, and data cabling. Starting as an electrician, Jason quickly delved into the telecommunications sector, leading crucial projects like the rehabilitation of the Telstra network. With credentials in both managerial and technical aspects, he now specialises in phone line and NBN fault location and repair, serving both homes and businesses with effective and personalised telecommunications solutions