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Xetra Networks Inc. is a San Diego Low Voltage and General Building contractor that designs and installs telecom solutions. We specialize in voice cabling, data cabling, fiber optic cabling, VOIP, wireless, computer rooms, server rooms, and surveillance systems in San Diego, as well as the entire southern California Region.
Our services include:

Structured Cabling and Wireless Solutions for San Diego
Cabling Infrastructure Design and Deployment
CAT5e, CAT6 Horizontal and Riser Cabling
Singlemode & Multimode Fiber
Coax for Data, Voice, and Video Distribution
Trenching and below grade Conduit
Cable Testing - Verification & Certification - Gigabit & 10G Gigabit
Wireless Site Survey & Mapping
Wireless Point to Point, Point to Multi-Point, & Hot spots
Server Room & Computer Room Design and Construction
Raised Floor & Cable Management
Server Room Cooling CRAC ,HVAC

Interlock Armored Fiber Optic Cable VS Innerduct and Traditional Fiber Cabling

A fiber optic cabling system can be a valuable yet costly addition to your network infrastructure, and it is important to know how to best protect your investment. This article provides a brief overview of the different methods of protecting your fiber optic cabling Read

By: Xetra Networks | 17/09/2009 | Hardware

Not All Cable is Created Equal

This article explains the importance of using quality cable for your structured cabling needs and tips to avoiding purchasing bad data cable. Read

By: Xetra Networks | 04/09/2009 | Hardware

Choosing the Right Cabling System

This article explains the differences in performance and life cycles of structured cabling protocols cat5e through cat7a, and provides the reader with a guide to choosing the right one to best suit their data cabling needs. Read

By: Xetra Networks | 04/09/2009 | Hardware

Data Cabling for Beginners

An easy to understand guide to data cabling for beginners. Provides a walk through of a basic structured cabling procedure and explains the differences between cable protocols cat5 through cat7. Read

By: Xetra Networks | 04/09/2009 | Hardware