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Jacob Bailey

NetworkingOctober 27, 2026

Office move data cabling checklist for Perth businesses

Moving office is easier to coordinate when the cabling plan is settled before furniture arrives. Moving furniture can be straightforward; changing outlet locations after a fitout is finished can involve more access, disruption and cost. Use this checklist to prepare a clear brief for your cabling installer, internet provider and IT support team. Start with…

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Infographic showing the different types of data cables
NetworkingDecember 23, 2025

The Ultimate Guide to the Different Types of Data Cables

Understanding the different types of data cables is essential when planning a home network, business IT system, CCTV setup, NBN connection, or smart building installation. Choosing the wrong cable can limit speeds, cause interference, or lead to expensive rework later. This guide explains every major data cable type used in Australia, how each one works, where it is…

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Cat6 data point in an Australian home
NetworkingOctober 29, 2025

What Is a Data Point in a House?

In simple terms, a data point is a dedicated outlet or connection hub for network cables, allowing seamless internet access and device integration across your space. In technical terms, a data point serves as the endpoint for structured cabling systems, typically featuring an RJ45 socket where Ethernet cables plug in to link devices like computers, printers,…

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Close up of a power point installation in Perth
General ElectricalJuly 29, 2025

How to Wire a Power Point Safely

Learning how to wire a power point in Australia isn’t just about learning how to run a cable and screw in a faceplate. It requires strict compliance with national electrical standards, proper certification, and can only legally be carried out by a licensed electrician. In this guide, we cover everything you need to know—from legal requirements to installation types and costs—so you can make informed decisions for your home or business. Important: DIY power point installation is illegal and unsafe in Australia. Always hire a licensed electrician.

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