According to Fey and Gauer (2014), structured cabling arose due to the need to organize the installations of computer networks at the end of the 1980s. Over the years telecommunications systems has been consolidating as an important business component since, to have competitiveness and productivity, and a reliable structure with minimum possible failures is required. This work is about a case study in a structured cabling system already installed and in operation, of a small building located in the Campus Manaus Industrial District (CMDI) of the Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of Amazonas (IFAM). The study was based on the ABNT NBR 14565: 2013 standard, in order to analyze if the system approached followed the guidelines contained in the standard. In order to reach this objective, the following methodology was used: bibliographic review of technical norms and related bibliographies, field research to collect information, and finally to evaluate if the information obtained meets what is determined in the standard.
In this context, after the on-site survey and with the information obtained, a diagram was developed with all the hardware located in the Equipment Room; were identified, quantified and mapped in plants low Telecommunication Outlets (TO), as well as verified the operation of each. With this it was possible to conclude that there are some aspects in the structured cabling system that do not conform to the norm in question.
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