A Starlink business installation request was received recently from a client with a warehouse location in McCall, Idaho, which had a three-fold scope of work consisting of:
1. Moving POS (front) counter cabling
2. Installing a Starlink Enterprise Kit, and
3. Testing and ensuring the cabling connections are all functioning
We successfully delivered the Starlink business installation, network data cabling and ISP cut-over project with our experienced team of professional Starlink installers and IT network technicians coupled with our offsite professional services managers-Starlink installation SMEs.
ProSat Networks is committed to providing high-quality IT network infrastructure solutions including professional Starlink installation services to commercial businesses in McCall, ID.
At the commercial site in McCall, ID, we received the following service requests:
Our team evaluated the required equipment, tools, and manpower to execute the project. After receiving approval for the job order, we scheduled with our local Starlink installers the Starlink installation in McCall, ID.
The team arrived onsite, engaged with the customer, assessed the work area, verified needed materials and parts, and began the job order.
The scope of work consists of
A quad drop is a network cabling setup with four Ethernet ports (or data drops) installed in a single location. This setup typically connects multiple devices like computers, POS (Point of Sale) systems, printers, or network switches. The existing quad drop consists of four labeled network ports (A-31, A-32, A-33, A-34), each linked to a structured cabling system.
Our team moved the quad drops to the new POS counter. We then set up the Starlink Standard dish in the optimal location identified by the Obstruction Tests, where a “good experience” was achieved.
We routed the cables from the Starlink Standard dish through existing conduit paths in the walls and ceilings. The Starlink Ethernet cable was terminated using the network wall plate labeled “Starlink,” which provided a clean, structured connection point for the Gen3 WiFi mesh router.
Our network engineer installed the 1-ft blue patch cords to complete cross-over connections in the MDF. One end of the blue patch cord is plugged into the patch panel port corresponding to the network drop. Then, we connected the other end to the appropriate network switch port to establish the necessary cross-over connection.
Tested and labeled all drops at both ends following the National Electrical Code (NEC).
The successful installation of the Starlink installation and network cabling project at McCall, ID, reflects ProSat Networks’ dedication to providing quality and dependable network solutions. By efficiently relocating the POS counter cabling, incorporating a Gen3 Starlink system, and maximizing network cross-connections, we have maximized the business’s connectivity for smooth operations and enhanced performance.
At ProSat Networks, we understand the importance of having a solid network infrastructure in modern times. With our expert team of Starlink installers and network technicians, we deliver connectivity and network cabling solutions that align with your corporate requirements.
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