Wi-Fi struggles through the brick walls of many Inner West terraces and older homes. Blue Link Electrical Services runs data cabling so the rooms that need a solid connection have one.
We plan the points, cable runs and network cabinet so everything ends up in one tidy place.
Need data or NBN cabling in Sydney? Blue Link Electrical Services plans and installs data points, cable runs and network cabinets, then terminates, labels and tests the links. Based in the Inner West and servicing all of Sydney, the business holds NSW licence 332956C and has operated since 2016. Call 0421 772 661; genuine 24/7 emergency service is available, with after-hours work for emergencies only.
Blue Link Electrical Services is Inner West based and installs data and NBN cabling across Sydney. It holds NSW licence 332956C, has operated since 2016 and is fully insured.
Yes. Blue Link plans data points and cable runs, installs a network cabinet, and terminates and labels the links in one tidy location.
Yes. Blue Link plans the network cabinet and cable routes so the equipment and terminated cabling are organised in one place.
Yes. Blue Link can plan data points and cable routes while renovation cavities are accessible, then terminate, label and test the links.
Blue Link is fully insured and provides a lifetime workmanship warranty. Genuine 24/7 emergency service is available on 0421 772 661 for urgent electrical problems.
Brick and double-brick walls block Wi-Fi. A wired data point, or a wired access point in the right room, fixes dead spots more reliably than another extender.
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The NBN connection box is often in an awkward spot. Moving it, or running cable from it to where the modem should be, is a common job.
In Australia, fixed customer cabling must be installed by a cabler registered under the ACMA cabling rules.
How the NBN reaches your home depends on the technology at your address: fibre to the premises, fibre to the curb, HFC cable, fibre to the node or fixed wireless. Each has a connection point or box where the service enters. Data cabling usually starts from the modem or router near that point and runs to the rooms that need a wired connection. For room-by-room ethernet, see data point installation, and for a tidy home for the modem, switch and patch panel, network cabinet installation.
Wi-Fi struggles through brick and masonry walls and across two-storey homes. A network cable run to a home office, the TV or a wireless access point upstairs gives a steady connection that Wi-Fi alone often cannot. For several runs we bring the cables back to one location, such as a data cabinet or wall-mounted patch panel, so they are labelled and easy to manage.
In Australia, customer cabling for phone and data must be installed by a registered cabler, and it has to be kept separated from power cables. Each run is terminated at a wall plate and tested once installed. Some NBN equipment can only be relocated through NBN Co or your provider, so we check what applies to your connection type.
Brick walls are hard on wireless signal.
A wired connection is more stable for calls.
Cabling can bring the connection where you need it.
Run cable before walls are closed.
PoE cabling powers devices over the data cable.
A small cabinet keeps equipment tidy.
Which rooms need data and where the equipment will live.
Cat6 cable run through ceilings and walls with minimal patching.
Points and patch panel terminated and labelled.
Each run is tested before we leave.
Fixed data cabling in Australia must be installed by a cabler registered under the ACMA cabling rules, to the relevant Australian standards. Power for network equipment must comply with AS/NZS 3000.
Cabling by an ACMA-registered cabler.
For most homes and small offices, Cat6 is a sensible standard. It supports fast speeds and PoE devices such as cameras and access points.
Depending on your NBN technology, the connection point or the cable to your modem can often be relocated. We explain the options.
Usually. A wired access point in the right room is more reliable than wireless extenders through brick walls.
In most homes we run cable through the ceiling and down wall cavities, keeping patching to a minimum.
Fixed customer cabling must be installed by a registered cabler under the ACMA cabling rules.
Yes. Our workmanship comes with a lifetime warranty. We are fully insured, have been in business since 2016 and hold NSW Electrical Contractor Licence 332956C.
We work right across Sydney. These suburbs have their own pages; if yours is not listed, call us anyway.
NSW Electrical Contractor Licence 332956C · ACMA cabler reg. A056733 · Fully insured · Since 2016 · Working across all of Sydney
Had a great experience with the team. They were reliable, professional, and did an excellent job from start to finish. Everything was handled smoothly and I’m very happy with the result. Highly recommend!
Can't fault the service from Blue Link Electrical From first contact to job completion everything was smooth and professional Quality workmanship and great attention to detail. One of the best trades experiences I've had. Make sure you do them slowly
Matt arrived on time and was very helpful and polite. He and his colleague fixed my bathroom light switch and installed 2x sockets just as I wanted and ensured everywhere was left tidy. Highly recommended and I will be using his services again.
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