If the distance between buildings up to 100 feet can be used the wireless method

If the distance between buildings up to 300 feet can be used an underground RG 45 Ethernet cable and an additional router in another building

If the distance between buildings is more than 300 feet, can be used the connection with an underground fiber optical cable in combination with two media converters and an additional router in another building

Laying fiber-optic underground wire

Installation of two inside termination wall plates (one for house and one for barn)

Installation of two outside termination boxes (one for house and one for barn)

Installation of two media converters (one for house and one for barn)

Drilling holes for run fiber-optic inside wire

Installation of the Router

planning and preparing the area for laying fiber optic cable between the two buildings, talking with the owner about all communications along the way.

laying fiber optic cable between two buildings using a machine tranche or shovel for careful method of digging

final leveling of the lawn and other parts of the ground after laying the cable to return the area to an approximate view with the previous

Installation of two outside termination boxes on the walls of both buildings one for house and one for barn

Installation of a conduit to protect part of the outside cable which leaving the ground from possible damages by using lawn trimming equipment, etc.

Planning and preparing the area for drilling holes to run fiber optic inside wire.

Pulling fiber optic inside cable between outside termination box and inside termination wall plate with using special wall fishing tools as needed

Installation of two inside termination wall plates for both buildings one for house and one for barn

Sealing of the hole from possible inside penetration of moisture and insects using silicone

Testing both devices

*A fiber-to-Ethernet media converter is a networking device that facilitates communication between devices using different media types, specifically copper Ethernet and fiber optic cables. It converts the electrical signals from a copper Ethernet network into optical signals that can travel over fiber optic cables.

Installation of two media converters (one for house and one for barn)

Installation of the Router setup equipment based on home plan and customer needs to maximize coverage

Functional testing of installed equipment

Help in connecting customer's home devices

Answers to all customer questions

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