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Rhombus Security – Built to protect. Designed to adapt.

• Peace of Mind – Experience stress-free physical security with an industry-leading company with a 10-year warranty, automatic updates to your network, and vigilant health monitoring.
• A Perfect Track Record – Receive immediate notice of potential threats and take swift and informed action. Share video and coordinate with first responders and law enforcements.
• World-Class Support & Care – Get phenomenal support from a team committed to your success with 24/7 US-based support and a dedicated account manager.

Experience the future of cloud-managed physical security that’s open, secure, and fully interoperable. Safeguard spaces, protect people, and streamline operations on a single, integrated platform.

Streamline Security Operations on a Single Pane of Glass – Manage doors, cameras, and building security from one intuitive dashboard, accessible through desktop or mobile app. Eliminate system silos, enhance visibility, and scale effectively with a unified, cloud-managed physical security system that evolves with your needs.

See More, Worry Less With Smart Dome Cameras

Protect your people and assets with a modern security solution and advanced dome surveillance cameras. Streamline security operations in diverse environments with simplified plug-and-play deployment and powerful analytics on a secure, easy-to-use cloud platform.

Enhanced Visibility with Flexible Deployment

Expand coverage across spaces with versatile dome surveillance cameras. From entry-point to specialized units, dome cameras provide reliable, extensive protection.

Powerful Onboard Analytics

Get crystal-clear footage and lightning-fast processing right out of the box. Footage is analyzed directly on the camera to save time, optimize bandwidth, and accelerate live alerts.

Discreet Design for Effective Surveillance

Dome cameras blend into any environment. Its sleek design minimizes attention, ensuring security without compromising aesthetics and providing unobtrusive surveillance.

Advanced Network Connections – is a certified Tier 1 Security Integrator who has partnered with Rhombus to offer customers more flexibility when choosing the best cloud-based security solution. To find out more call us for a free Site Survey by one of our Rhombus Certified Technicians and find out why more businesses chose Rhombus for their cloud-based security then any other company. Call – 508-297-2632 or email us at ANC_Support_Team@advancednetworkconnections.com

Structured Cabling – In today’s fast-paced work environments, businesses are putting more and more data applications on their networks such as voice, data and video. The infrastructure that supports this communication technology which needs to be the most advanced the most consistent if you want to run your business.

Structured cabling system represents a small portion of the overall network investment, but it does represent nearly 80% of your network efficiency. It’s also the backbone on which your business relies on cabling to communicate with your customers every day – no matter what.

Advanced Network Connections specializes in the highest quality installation of all forms of certified voice and data cabling including Category 5e, Category 6, Category 6A, fiber-optic, buried, aerial and even wireless networks. We can do whatever you need to do more business.

At Advanced Network Connections, we know having an organized business network is critical when considering your productivity and growth. Our structured cabling services deliver the highest level of flexibility and quickly accommodates any new expansions, moves, or changes that a business experiences. Our goal is to ensure your business experiences and improved performance translates into increased business. At Advanced Network Connections, we can provide cost-effective products and services for today’s competitive market.

Our Structured Cabling Installations Include:

• Structure cabling design & installation
• Surveillance camera systems
• Security access control systems
• Fiber optic cabling
• Data network cabling
• Cat 5E, Cat 6, Cat 6A
• Ethernet cabling
• Audio/Visual cabling

Fiber Optic Cabling – Fiber is becoming the preferred structured cabling because it can be run further and at faster speeds than typical Category cable.  Also, with recent technological advancements, fiber is more durable and quicker to terminate than ever before.  It provides an added level of future proofing for your network buildout.

Our Engineers and Technicians have the experience and are capable of planning, designing and installing fiber networks comprised of any fiber network applications even for the combination of fiber and traditional copper networks.

Our services include aerial, underground, between buildings installations, in distance of a few hundred feet up to a few miles.  We also help your business get connected by providing on-site termination of multi-strand fiber.

Types of Fiber Optic Cables:

Advanced Network Connections works with leading fiber optic manufacturers to provide the appropriate solution for your business.  We will work with you to identify which type of fiber will give you the optimal performance.

• Indoor / Outdoor
• Strand counts from 2 – 48
• PVC, plenum, riser, armored options
• Pre-terminated or terminated on-site

It’s true that the need for the right Structured cable or Fiber Optic Cable is critical for your network needs no matter what you need. If you’re looking for a technology partner to help optimize your Business Network, the Engineers at Advanced Network Connections we can help get you started with the best network cabling that’s right for you.  

To find out more email us at ancsupport@advancednetworkconnections.com or call at 508-297-2632 and Discover the Advanced Network Connections Difference.

Having a reliable and fast internet connection (Wi-Fi) is essential for both businesses in today’s interconnected world. A technology known as Point-to-Point (PtP) Wireless has revolutionized the way wireless networks and wireless connections are established, providing a strong and efficient solution.

For businesses that need reliable, dedicated and secure data transmission between multiple and often remote sites, point-to-point (P2P or PTP) wireless networks have a unique advantage: They don’t require a cabled infrastructure. For this reason, they’re far more flexible, scalable and affordable than traditional cabled wide-area networks.

We’ll explain P2P wireless networks, how they work and connect and how they benefit companies with multiple sites.

What is point-to-point wireless?

A Point-to-Point wireless network offers numerous benefits for business internet needs. It’s among the simplest network types available in telecommunications. By bridging two access points, a P2P wireless network can securely transmit data between two devices.

Thanks to its reliability, a P2P wireless internet connection can create a secure online network across multiple worksites several miles apart.

Bluetooth shares many similarities with P2P. With Bluetooth, you can transfer data between devices in proximity with no need to physically connect the devices. P2P wireless is similar but on a larger, more sophisticated scale.

Instead of two connecting two phones, a P2P wireless connection creates a bridge between two secure access points with a clear line of sight. Once a P2P connection is established, you can connect multiple systems to create a secure network for your entire business.

Advances in P2P wireless technology have led to cost-effective, highly secure networks that offer the speed and flexibility a network needs to grow with your business.

How does point-to-point internet work?

A P2P wireless connection operates through a dedicated device in a network called a “point” to send data to an endpoint over the air through radio waves.

Other types of equipment can also allow a point-to-multipoint wireless connection, where data is transmitted to multiple endpoints simultaneously. Other types of P2P connection technology use laser instead of radio. However a system is configured, the utility is the same. Here are the basics:

P2P internet requires a clear line of sight: The different points on a P2P wireless network require a clear line of sight between each other to work, whether you’re using repeater hub antennas, microwave relays or parabolic dishes.

P2P internet uses radio waves: P2P wireless access points send data in 3D radio waves, similar to radio stations. But instead of the garbled audio, you get with a bad radio signal, you get a slower network with the potential to lose data.

P2P point ranges can differ: The range between two links or points on a P2P wireless or network connection can be anywhere from 100 feet to 30 miles, depending on the device.

Different frequencies affect P2P internet: Different frequencies give you different ranges and speeds to work with. For example, a P2P bridge running at a 2.4GHz frequency can deliver internet transfer speeds of 170 Mbps with up to 9 miles between the two locations. Meanwhile, a P2P laser connection can provide blazing speeds, topping out at 10 Gbps, but has a range of only 350 meters.

Your network directly impacts P2P connections: Data flows in both directions on P2P connections, so your network speed, reach and configuration will impact performance directly. For example, if you have a complex surveillance system taking up all your bandwidth on a low-speed connection, the network will become unstable and slow for the rest of your team. You must consider these kinds of “bandwidth bandits” before you build your network and decide on the internet speed you want.

P2P access points work with common Wi-Fi protocols: Most of today’s P2P access points work well with common Wi-Fi protocols, such as 802.11ac, 802.11 and the emerging 802.11ax. This means your business can expect a similar performance level to a standard Wi-Fi network but not to the standard of an Ethernet connection.

P2P access point devices are secure: P2P access point devices come with Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) wireless security as an extra precaution to keep prying eyes out and your data safe.

It’s true that Point-to-Point Wireless Systems are evolving at a tremendous rate and it can be a daunting task to find the right solution for your business. So, if you’re looking for a technology partner to help you optimize your difficult communication solutions, the Engineers at Advanced Network Connections can help get you started with the security system that is right for you.  

To find out more email us at ancsupport@advancednetworkconnections.com or call at 508-297-2632 and Discover the Advanced Network Connections Difference.

Video surveillance systems have become a critical part of today’s need for maintaining safety and security in various situations, ranging from private businesses and public spaces to hospitals, financial firms, educational settings, and the list goes on.

Businesses over the years have invested heavily in installing traditional surveillance cameras to capture footage, which is viewed by humans. Now consider there are millions of cameras around the globe, but not all of those cameras can be monitored 24/7.

Now thanks to artificial intelligence (AI) that process can be monitored to help to give real-time analysis in preventing crimes with critical efficiency. Having AI in surveillance systems has transformed the way we approach security, enhancing threat detection, monitoring, and increasing response to those situations.

Video surveillance systems have become a key part of today’s age for maintaining safety and security in various settings, ranging from businesses, public spaces, hospitals, financial firms, to schools. Today municipalities and private businesses have invested millions of dollars in traditional surveillance cameras which is reviewed by a human.

Thanks to artificial intelligence (AI) that processes every frame and gives real-time analysis to prevent lethal crimes, introducing unprecedented capabilities and efficiency. AI in surveillance systems have transformed the way we approach security, enhancing threat detection, monitoring capabilities, and responsive systems.

Our Expertise includes –

• Structure cabling design & installation         – Surveillance cameras             – Access controls
• Fiber Optic installations                                 – Data network cabling            – WLAN networks

If you think your business may be looking to install a new AI surveillance system or upgrade an existing one – Call today (508-297-2632) or email – snewall@advancednetworkconnections and ask for a FREE Site Survey and Estimate.

Discover why so many businesses seek our help for all their security needs.

To find out more email us at ancsupport@advancednetworkconnections.com or call at 508-297-2632 and Discover the Advanced Network Connections Difference.