DNB is a voice and data cabling contractor in Southern California.
DNB Cabling is an entity of DNB Consulting, Inc.. DNB is a C-7 low voltage contractor. DNB is located in Santa Ana, CA. Most of our work is located in the Southern California area. We are licensed contractor in the State of California and hold an MBE designation as a minority owned business.
Our core business is planning, design and installation of structured cabling systems.
Your project is our top priority. We live by 3 rules:
1. We are on the job when we say we will be - every time.
2. We complete the work on time for permits and occupancy.
3. Connectivity is tested end to end for every drop.
We guarantee your network, data or voice, will work.
Our experience ranges from small business to large business - commercial, industrial and retail. Design-Build Capacity, Mid-Rise Buildings, Commercial Remodel, Malls/Retail, T.I. Commercial, T.I. Retail.
DNB is a safety conscience company. Our tech's are up-to-date on the lastest safety guidelines and each project carries with it an outline and sign off sheet by all personnel on the project.
TECH TOPICS
1 GIG/10 GIG NETWORKING
Gigabit and 10 Gigabit Ethernet has moved past the early adoption stage and is rapidly becoming the mainstay for backbones within enterprise and service provider networks. Demanding applications such as high performance computing (HPC), database clusters, and video on demand are driving the need for Gigabyte and 10GbE connections.
TESTING AND CERTIFICATION
Testing and certification are critical components of a complete structured cabling system installation. We test and certify each cable to be compliant with TIA/EIA T-568B standards. Whether it be Cat 5e, Cat 6 or Cat 6A, your cable is certified to industry standards.
CABLING FOR VOIP
VoIP is exploding right now as small and large companies alike are realizing the benefits of making and receiving phone calls over the Internet. Cabling infrastructure takes advantage of this connection by allowing your computer to plug in to your phone, thus eliminating the need for 2 cables per outlet. This reduces your cost of installation and material expense when planning, budgeting, designing and managing your structured cabling system.
