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Network, Phone, WIFI & Security Camera Installation in Roanoke, TX

As a telecommunications and data infrastructure installation company with years of experience in the telecom and data world, Politon is your one-stop solution for businesses seeking to implement a complex solution in technical environments. For our clients, Politon provides network cabling and services including fiber optic installation and repair; Cat 6 cable installation and testing as well as security camera installations; Wifi and AV installations.

Located in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, we are uniquely positioned in the middle of the country to quickly and efficiently service national customers as well as those based in Roanoke, TX and other cities throughout North Texas. We service both stand-alone businesses and nationwide customers, helping business owners resolve their communications and data transmission issues while boosting their performances on the bottom line.

Our relationship with our customers, technicians, and vendors is our primary strength and the secret to our success.

Communications & Data Transmission Services by Politon in Roanoke, TX

Among the network infrastructure services we provide to customers include:

Rely on Politon for Your Network Infrastructure Services in Roanoke, TX

As a business owner, you need to send clear, concise, and accurate messages to potential customers to maximize your profit margin. That requires reliable cabling and network services, phone systems, and commercial audio/visual services. The pros from Politon provide that for you, along with national rollout services, for customers in Roanoke, TX and throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. When you need our services, contact us online or give us a call at 214-441-7173.

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January 21, 2022 | Roanoke, TX

For over a decade we have provided data cabling solutions to Saddle Creek Logistics Services. They contacted us for twenty additional Ethernet drops in their Roanoke warehouse. Four drops for an existing station were pulled and mounted. The other sixteen drops were for new stations. They were pulled and installed in quad boxes; excess cable was provided since locations of the new stations had not been determined. As a critical final step in the process, Politon tested all the connections to verify they worked properly. As a side note, Roanoke is known as the unique dining capital of Texas. We took advantage of this by eating lunch at Hard Eight BBQ on South Oak Street.

April 16, 2020 | Roanoke, TX

This customer had a very unique situation for us to solve. The owner of a very large business park wanted to have wifi in his RV on the back of his property. Since he travels the country most of the year when he is here to check on his business he wants to have internet access. Our original discussion was to install a Point to Point antenna solution but because of the topography and trees, he felt as though it would not be a reliable solution so he wanted a fiber connection. We decided upon installing a loose tube 6 strand multi-mode fiber cable approximately 1500 feet to his RV from his building. We utilized a fan-out kit on each end and terminated the SC connectors to the fiber inside the fan-out kit. The fan-out kit serves as a support structure for the bare fibers inside loose tub fiber cabling. Once we terminated and tested the fiber we plugged both ends into Gigabit media converters and then patched them into network switches on both ends. On one end was the router with internet connectivity and on the other end was a waterproof box with a media converter that was connected to a switch in the RV with a Ubiquiti Access Point. We created the SSID and password and our customer was very pleased with the connection speed which was over 130Mbs. We considered this a very unusual yet successful project.

December 09, 2022 | Trophy Club, TX

Our team went in and installed 5 new Nano HD Wi-Fi access points. Within the day, we were able to get this church Wi-Fi coverage through the same SSID, allowing the patrons to walk through the building with seamless Wi-Fi connection, never dropping coverage or having to connect to a new Wi-Fi node. We did have to overcome a challenge pertaining to the large entryway that does not have much ceiling space for the cabling process. However, our team was able to find a previously existing data cable that we were able to salvage and add a network switch that uplinked to the other side of the building.

April 29, 2020 | Fort Worth, TX

This installation of data cabling in Fort Worth was so we could install wifi access points in the ceiling over there procurement area. Each time the customer pulls an item off the shelf they scan the item and it updates there database on inventory and order fulfillment. The scanners they utilize require wifi and the wifi over there area is specific to the Catch Co account. Our techs utilized the customers scissor lift to install the Cat6 data cabling as well as the customer provided Cisco Access Points approximately thirty feet overhead. The customer tested the access points and saw them online before we left.

September 11, 2020 | Argyle, TX

We went on-site to find out the customer needed four strands terminated with LC connectors. We fusion spliced both ends with pre-terminated LC multi-mode pigtails. Once we installed and certified those we moved his connection between his buildings to the newly terminated fiber and then tested his working strands which is he was wondering about. They ended up passing as well. We use a fiber certification tool by Owl Labs which allows us to save and email the documentation of the test. No real challenges for this fiber optic repair in Argyle, TX.

August 06, 2021 | Fort Worth, TX

We installed a SIP gateway paging solution that allowed their Ring Central phones to be able to page out to a traditional analog paging system. The customer wanted us to move one existing 5-watt Valcom paging horn and to add one new horn. We provided a Valcom VRCPA (Valcom Ring Central Paging Adapter) and programmed it with the customer-provided SIP information which allowed their page button to be utilized to page in the warehouse. The only issue we had was to convince the Ring Central admin to not use TLS1.2 when creating the SIP paging extension. With this option selected as "No" it would allow our VRCPA to work perfectly. Here are the main things to check when setting up a Valcom Ring Central Paging Adapter: - Set the paging mode to "Analog (SIP/FXO/FXS<>Analog output) - Set SIP Trasport to Accept TCP+UDP, Originate TCP -Make sure extension is set up with TLS1.2 as NO in the option. - Under SIP Transport make sure the Register box is checked

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