Cat6 in a Concrete Jungle - Learning Network Cable Management

In this video my team and I make improvements and additions to a heavily used concrete structure that badly needs an update. The existing IDF is wrecked and most of the existing cables are tied onto plumbing fixtures. You can follow along with us as we install new supports directly to concrete and roll cat6 out to each area.

Below are the items I used in this video - these are Amazon links that help me out, but of course you don't have to use them.

[neltechnetworks]

Thanks, that was great work with the installation and the videography, I have subscribed and smashed the notification bell, looking forward to more installs.

[rosegold]

Love the video. Keep up the great work

[FredsTech]

Looking forward to the next one! Thanks

[phsouzabr]

You did not just install that cabinet in front of a minisplit ... how on earth are they supposed to open the minisplit unit for cleaning the filter now??!?!?!?

[ivanparovozoff]

It’s a big mistake to place rack to close to AC - how to access split block for maintenance? 😢

[Eric-qxkx]

Hilti bridle rings, wow I did not know these existed, these look really nice, better than jhooks IMO. I never really liked bridle rings before with that cheap looking plastic saddle that snaps on them but these are very nice and made specifically for category rated cable. Wish they had more mounting option for them and sizes, looks like they only have 2". Not necessarily that expensive either, yes they are more than 2" jhooks but Hilti is always pricy.

[colinshaw]

I like the support brackets, in Australia we are required to support cables every 300mm. Also why enter the cabinet from the bottom? Lot neater from the top.

[johnnyvegas]

looks great... the only thing that I would suggest is to wear a safety harness while working on the lift.

[TheJonchihuahua]

What kind of ladder is that?? Have a link?

[glendonh]

Quick and genuine question: Why was the ceiling rings a better choice than trunking?

[kewlheadkewlhead]

Model and link for the fluke set please

[neptunesnep]

I really enjoy your new line of videos on networking. It has been great to learn from a real professional. I've even picked up that cable crimp tool (such an awesome thing).
I've noticed two things in this video and got some questions: In the "Small Business Open Frame Rack Build" video you used some short pipe pieces to not leave any "DIY-looking" holes in the dropped ceiling for the cables going to the rack. Why didn't you do it this time? Was it because last time an external person cut the holes? Also, did you install the rack upside down by accident? I noticed the cables were going into the rack mount from below, was there a reason for this? Couldn't you just have flipped it, if it was like this by design?
Thank you in advance. This is some great stuff you've got going in the past half year.

[TheTastefulThickness]

Why not use female to female patch panel couplers so you dont have to wire anything