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Structured Cabling in São Paulo

Design, installation, certification and documentation of Cat 6A structured cabling and fiber optics — with an in-house field team in São Paulo and extended manufacturer warranty on eligible projects.

Quick answer

Structured cabling is the standardized system of cables, patch panels and connectors that carries a company's data, voice and video. Beltis designs, installs, certifies and documents that system in São Paulo and in more than 220 Brazilian cities, following ABNT NBR 14565, ANSI/TIA-568 and ISO/IEC 11801, with extended warranty of up to 25 years on eligible projects.

Structured cabling, without the jargon

Instead of pulling a new cable for every request, structured cabling organizes the entire physical network into a single standard: planned routes, identified outlets, patch panels in the rack and channel lengths within what the standard allows. The result is a network that grows without rework.

It is the physical layer of any network infrastructure project. When the scope also covers active gear, LAN/WAN, Wi-Fi and datacenter, the cabling project becomes part of that larger delivery.

Engineering with formal technical accountability

ISO 9001 and ISO 27001

Design, execution and documentation processes audited and certified.

More than 25 years in the market

Over two decades delivering IT infrastructure for companies in Brazil.

Projects registered with CREA

Formal technical accountability: engineering projects are filed with the professional council.

Coverage in more than 220 cities

In-house team in São Paulo plus a national field service network for multi-site works.

What a structured cabling project covers

From the on-site survey to the final documentation, under a single technical owner.

Executive design

On-site survey, floor plans, rack sizing, route and outlet definition, technical memorandum and bill of materials.

Pulling and installation

Secondary pathways, Cat 6 or Cat 6A cable pulling, termination, rack dressing and standardized labeling.

Link certification

Every outlet tested with calibrated instruments and a per-channel certification report issued.

Fiber optics

Optical backbone between floors and buildings, splicing, optical distribution frame and OTDR certification.

Datacenter and technical room

Racks, cable management, dedicated power distribution, grounding and aisle containment.

Documentation and as-built

As-built drawings, port map, labeling and technical memorandum delivered at project close.

Designed to standard, not to improvisation

Every Beltis delivery is sized, executed and tested against three technical references.

ABNT NBR 14565

The Brazilian structured cabling standard for commercial buildings: topology, distances, identification and documentation.

ANSI/TIA-568

International performance and test standard by category (Cat 6, Cat 6A) that governs how each link is certified.

ISO/IEC 11801

Global generic cabling reference, the basis for channel classes and cross-vendor interoperability.

Five stages, from survey to as-built

1

Site survey

Technical visit to map routes, interference, outlet count and construction constraints.

2

Executive design

Drawings, sizing, technical memorandum and bill of materials submitted for your approval.

3

Deployment

Pulling, termination and rack assembly with an in-house crew on a schedule agreed with the site.

4

Certification

Link-by-link testing with calibrated instruments and issuance of the certification reports.

5

As-built and warranty

Delivery of the final documentation and activation of the extended manufacturer warranty on eligible projects.

Premium

Extended Warranty Program

25 YEARS

Warranty for registered materials and services.

Products registered in the system
Free from manufacturing defects
Manufacturer certification
Strict technical compliance

Cabling works in São Paulo, with national reach

Beltis is headquartered in São Paulo with an in-house field crew for new sites, refurbishments and office moves across the city and Greater São Paulo — short travel and fast response at the pace of the construction site.

For multi-site operations, the same engineering design is replicated through the national field service network present in more than 220 cities, plus branches in Rio de Janeiro, Brasília, Belo Horizonte and Recife.

Infrastructure in Numbers

350+

Completed Projects

25+

Years in the Market

300+

National Clients

1.000.000

Services/Year

220+

Cities and Bases

30+

Certifications

Clients and Cases

Whether in services, industry, or retail, we have the trust of partner clients for delivering excellence in services.

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Allianz logo
Arval BNP Paribas logo
Baxter logo
Beckman Coulter logo
Cogent logo
Cytiva logo
Danaher logo
Danfoss logo
Diageo logo
Facebook logo
Flow Networks logo
Galderma logo
Google logo
Heinz logo
Hemmersbach logo
Iron Mountain logo
Lilly logo
Logicalis logo
Marelli logo
Metso Outotec logo
Motorola logo
NexusGuard logo
Novelis logo
Olympus logo
Prosegur logo
PWC logo
South32 logo
Telefónica logo
Thyssenkrupp logo

Partners and technologies

The manufacturers whose systems we specify and certify in the field.

Manufacturers we specify

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Furukawa logo
Legrand logo
Nexans logo
Prysmian logo

Brands and logos belong to their respective owners. Mention indicates a commercial partnership or the team's technical command, according to each tier.

Frequently Asked Questions about Structured Cabling

What is structured cabling and why does it matter?
It is the standardized system of cables, patch panels and connectors that carries a company's data, voice and video. A project compliant with ABNT NBR 14565 and ANSI/TIA-568 removes bottlenecks, eases maintenance and prepares the network to grow without rework.
What is the difference between Cat 6 and Cat 6A?
Cat 6 supports 10 Gbps up to 55 meters; Cat 6A sustains 10 Gbps across the full 100-meter channel, with better shielding against interference. For new corporate installations, Beltis recommends Cat 6A: the extra cost is small compared to a lifespan of over a decade.
Does Beltis certify the cabling?
Yes. Every run is tested and certified with calibrated instruments, with a per-link report, and eligible projects receive extended manufacturer warranties. Beltis has registered hundreds of engineering projects with CREA.
How much does a structured cabling project cost?
There is no list price. The investment is driven by the number of outlets, the category chosen (Cat 6 or Cat 6A), route length and difficulty, the need for fiber and the work shift. The shortest path to a reliable figure is the site survey: from it Beltis issues a fixed proposal with detailed scope, materials and schedule.
How long does a structured cabling installation take?
The typical cycle is site survey, executive design, deployment, certification and as-built. A mid-sized corporate floor is usually completed in a few weeks; works involving fiber between buildings, industrial plants or several units follow a phased schedule aligned with the construction calendar. The firm deadline comes with the proposal.
What is included in a structured cabling proposal?
The standard scope covers executive design, materials and secondary pathways, pulling and termination, rack dressing and labeling, certification of 100% of the links with report, and as-built documentation. Items such as civil works, dedicated power and active network gear are included per the approved scope and are always listed explicitly.