Structured cabling, managed switching, Wi-Fi, firewall security, UPS backup, and server infrastructure - designed for Nepal's conditions.
Purba Tech Labs provides professional networking and IT hardware solutions for Nepal organizations - structured cabling (Cat6/Cat6a/fiber), managed switches (PoE, VLANs), Wi-Fi 6, cloud-managed access points, next-gen firewalls, UPS backup, surge protection, server racks, and cable management.
Nepal-specific design includes UPS for load shedding and voltage flickers, surge protection for lightning, pure copper cabling instead of CCA, enclosed racks for dust and humidity, lockable outdoor enclosures, dual ISP/4G failover, and cloud management for multi-site branches.
Free network assessment is available for offices, banks, schools, hospitals, government buildings, retail chains, hotels, manufacturing sites, and organizations across all 77 districts of Nepal.
Your internet is slow. Video calls drop. The Wi-Fi does not reach the meeting room. You switch ISP, upgrade to fiber, and still face the same pain. Often the issue is not the internet connection. It is the internal network: consumer routers serving too many users, cables on the floor, unmanaged switches, no VLANs, no UPS, and no surge protection.
Most Nepal organizations outgrow their network slowly. A home router that worked for five people struggles with fifty. A switch without PoE makes CCTV and access points messy. A UPS only for the server still leaves switches rebooting during every power flicker. In Nepal's power, lightning, dust, and humidity conditions, weak infrastructure fails faster.
A professional network is quiet because it just works: structured cabling, managed switches, Wi-Fi 6 APs, next-gen firewall security, UPS for every critical device, surge protection, racks, cooling, documentation, and support. That is the difference between IT that frustrates and infrastructure your team can trust.
From structured cabling to firewalls - we build networks that work.
The foundation of a reliable network: cables in walls and ceilings, terminated at patch panels, labeled, tested, and documented. We use pure solid copper cabling, not CCA, and fiber for long-distance or building-to-building links.
Managed switches provide control: VLANs for isolation, PoE for cameras/APs/phones, QoS for voice and video, link aggregation, monitoring, and remote management.
Enterprise wireless with planned AP placement, Wi-Fi 6 capacity, roaming, guest portals, VLAN isolation, and cloud management for single or multi-site organizations.
Firewall security with IPS/IDS, application control, web filtering, remote-access VPN, site-to-site VPN, traffic shaping, and dual-WAN failover.
UPS for every critical device: core switches, PoE switches, firewall, router, and server rack. In Nepal, network UPS and surge protection are essential, not optional.
Professional rack setup with PDUs, cooling, cable management, grounding, environmental monitoring, lockable enclosures, and clean front/rear service loops.
Technical specifications and best practices for Nepal's conditions.
Cat6 for most offices, Cat6a for 10GbE and future-proofing, pure solid copper only. We avoid CCA because humidity and heat shorten its useful life.
Keystone jacks, patch panels, wall plates, color coding, labels, service loops, and clean cable maps.
Certification or professional testing for length, wiremap, crosstalk, return loss, and performance confidence.
Cable trays, ladder racks, D-rings, Velcro, patch cords, and documented port assignments.
Single-mode for long distance and campus links; multi-mode for shorter building runs where suitable.
Fusion splicing, LC/SC connectors, patch trays, and protected pathways.
OTDR and optical power testing where required, with documentation of loss and length.
Building-to-building, high-bandwidth uplinks, long runs beyond copper limits, and electrical isolation.
Managed switches are preferred for business because they support VLANs, QoS, monitoring, PoE control, and remote management.
Power access points, CCTV cameras, and VoIP phones from the switch, protected by UPS.
Gigabit minimum, 2.5/5/10GbE where required, 10GbE uplinks for larger sites.
Port security, 802.1X readiness, LLDP, STP loop prevention, and SNMP monitoring.
Predictive or active site survey, AP placement, channel planning, roaming overlap, and interference checks.
Wi-Fi 6, seamless roaming, band steering, guest portals, VLAN mapping, captive portals, and mesh only where cabling is impossible.
IP-rated APs, directional antennas, secure mounts, lightning arrestors, and protected cabling.
UniFi, Omada, Meraki, or similar cloud dashboards for branch visibility.
IPS/IDS, application control, web filtering, anti-malware options, traffic shaping, and reporting.
Remote-access VPN for staff and site-to-site VPN between branches or HQ.
Dual ISP, fiber plus 4G/LTE, link monitoring, and automatic route failover.
Useful for banks, healthcare, schools, corporate offices, and government offices handling sensitive data.
Line-interactive UPS with AVR for standard network equipment; online double-conversion for sensitive equipment.
30-60+ minutes for short outages and power flickers, with extended battery options where needed.
Building-level, rack-level, point-of-use, and Ethernet surge protection for outdoor runs.
Wide input voltage, generator compatibility, UPS for every switch, and clean power for firewalls and APs.
42U floor racks, 22U racks, wall-mount racks, open-frame or enclosed lockable cabinets with filters.
Basic, metered, monitored, or switched PDUs based on operational needs.
Rack fans, room AC, blanking panels, hot/cold airflow planning, and humidity awareness.
Temperature, humidity, door sensors, and remote alerts for critical rooms.
International networking advice assumes stable power, clean rooms, and on-site IT staff. Nepal is different. We design for those differences.
A server on UPS is not enough if your switch, firewall, router, or PoE switch reboots. We size UPS protection for all critical network equipment so calls, cameras, Wi-Fi, and transactions keep running through short flickers.
Nepal's pre-monsoon and monsoon storms can damage equipment through power and outdoor Ethernet runs. We plan building, rack, and Ethernet surge protection with grounding.
Open shelves and hot closets cause overheating, fan failure, corrosion, and messy troubleshooting. We use enclosed racks, filtered ventilation, cooling, cable management, and lockable cabinets.
Cloud-managed switches and APs let IT teams see all sites, push settings, reboot equipment, and detect outages without sending technicians across districts for every issue.
| Before (Consumer / Patchwork Network) | After (Commercial-Grade, Nepal-Designed) |
|---|---|
| Cables on floor, untested, unlabeled | Structured cabling in ceilings/walls, labeled patch panels, test reports |
| Power flicker = 3-5 minutes downtime | UPS for every switch, router, firewall, and PoE device |
| No surge protection | Building, rack, and Ethernet surge protection with grounding |
| Unmanaged switch with no visibility | Managed switch with VLANs, QoS, PoE, monitoring |
| Consumer router as firewall | Next-gen firewall with IPS/IDS, VPN, filtering |
| Wi-Fi dead zones and slow roaming | Wi-Fi 6 APs planned by survey with roaming |
| Guest Wi-Fi touches internal network | Guest, finance, IoT, CCTV, and staff VLAN isolation |
| Single ISP failure stops work | Dual WAN and 4G/LTE failover where needed |
| Hot closet full of consumer gear | Commercial hardware in ventilated, lockable rack |
| No remote management | Cloud dashboard for switches and access points |
| CCA cable corrodes and fails | Pure copper Cat6/Cat6a and fiber where required |
| Cable mess impossible to trace | Patch panels, D-rings, Velcro, maps, and documentation |
UPS for every network device, surge protection for lightning, pure copper cabling, enclosed racks, dust filtering, cloud management, generator compatibility, and practical branch support.
We inspect the current setup, identify weak points, map growth needs, and provide a recommendation with itemized quote before commitment.
Managed switches, Wi-Fi 6 APs, next-gen firewalls, proper UPS, racks, and structured cabling cost more than consumer gear, but they keep business running.
Assessment, design, supply, cabling, racking, configuration, testing, documentation, training, warranty, and support under one accountable partner.
From assessment to design to installation to documentation.
Inventory switches, routers, access points, UPS, cabling quality, dead zones, outages, security gaps, growth plans, and branch needs. Output: findings, recommendations, and itemized quote.
Plan cabling drops, topology, VLANs, firewall, Wi-Fi coverage, UPS sizing, surge protection, cloud management, and server rack requirements.
Source commercial-grade switches, Wi-Fi 6 access points, firewalls, pure copper Cat6/Cat6a, fiber, UPS, racks, PDUs, patch panels, and accessories.
Run cables through ceilings, walls, trays, or conduit; terminate to jacks and patch panels; label each drop; and test against structured cabling standards.
Install racks, switches, firewall, UPS, PDU, patch panels, grounding, cooling, cable management, and clean service loops.
Configure VLANs, QoS, PoE, firewall rules, VPN, Wi-Fi SSIDs, guest isolation, cloud management, alerts, and dual-WAN failover where required.
Validate every drop, network speed, Wi-Fi coverage, UPS runtime, firewall security, dual ISP failover, remote access, and user connectivity before handover.
Train your IT or admin team and provide as-built diagrams, cable maps, IP plans, credentials, warranty notes, and troubleshooting guidance.
Provide warranty support, preventive maintenance, firmware updates, UPS battery checks, rack cleaning, monitoring, and remote troubleshooting.
Indicative pricing. Exact cost depends on site size, number of drops, cable length, equipment quantity, installation complexity, and location.
Structured Cat6 drops, managed PoE switch, Wi-Fi 6 APs, NGFW, UPS for all network equipment, guest VLAN, and documented patch panel.
Standardized switch/AP/firewall stack, site-to-site VPN, central dashboard, alerts, remote reboot, and less technician travel.
Fiber between buildings, PoE switches, Wi-Fi 6 APs, student content filtering, seamless roaming, and UPS-backed network rooms.
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Small office network setup in Nepal usually starts around NPR 80,000-2,50,000. Mid-size offices, schools, and bank branches commonly range from NPR 2,50,000-8,00,000. Enterprise or multi-site networks can range from NPR 8,00,000-30,00,000+. Exact cost depends on drops, cable length, switches, access points, firewall, UPS, rack, location, and installation complexity.
Unmanaged switches are plug-and-play with no visibility, VLANs, QoS, monitoring, or remote control. Managed switches support VLAN isolation, QoS, PoE control, traffic monitoring, link aggregation, port security, and cloud management. For business networks, managed switches are the practical standard.
Yes. If only the server is on UPS but the switch, router, firewall, or PoE switch reboots, the whole network still drops. In Nepal, UPS should protect every critical network device so power flickers do not disconnect cameras, access points, phones, computers, or transactions.
Cat6 is standard for most offices and supports 1GbE to 100m. Cat6a is better for 10GbE and future-proofing. Fiber is used for building-to-building, long-distance, campus, high-bandwidth, or electrical isolation needs. We use pure solid copper cabling for copper runs, not CCA.
We use layered protection: building-entry surge protection, rack-level surge PDUs, Ethernet surge protectors for outdoor runs, UPS with AVR, and proper grounding. Nepal's pre-monsoon and monsoon lightning makes surge protection essential, especially for outdoor APs, cameras, fiber/copper entry points, and branch sites.
For 1-2 access points, standalone configuration can work. For 3+ APs or multiple branches, cloud-managed Wi-Fi gives one dashboard, remote troubleshooting, consistent SSIDs, guest portals, roaming settings, alerts, and easy configuration changes without visiting every site.
Running cables usually means loose, untested, unlabeled wiring. Structured cabling means planned cable routes, wall plates, keystone jacks, patch panels, labels, service loops, cable management, certification testing, and documentation. It is easier to maintain and far more reliable.
Yes. We design multi-site networks with cloud-managed switches and APs, standardized hardware, site-to-site VPN, dual ISP failover, central monitoring, and remote troubleshooting for banks, retail chains, schools, clinics, and distributed teams.
A next-gen firewall adds IPS/IDS, application control, web filtering, VPN, traffic shaping, and better visibility than a basic router. Any organization handling customer, financial, patient, student, or internal business data should use a proper firewall.
Small offices can take 3-5 days. Mid-size offices with 30-80 drops often take 5-10 days. Enterprise, multi-floor, or multi-building installations can take 10-20+ days. We phase work to reduce business disruption where possible.
Yes where certification is included in scope. Certification testing verifies length, wiremap, insertion loss, crosstalk, return loss, and related parameters. You receive test results and cable maps for maintainability and warranty confidence.
Fill the form or WhatsApp us. We schedule a free network assessment, review your current infrastructure, identify pain points, understand growth plans, then provide a practical design and itemized quote.
Whether you're tired of dropped connections, concerned about security, need multi-site management, or preparing a new office, start with a free network assessment.