Pathways first
Routes, sleeves, and closet space are planned before a box is opened, so the building is not full of orphaned cable.
Cabling
Structured Cabling
The path every camera, reader, and access point depends on. Pulled, tested, and labeled before the devices go up.
A camera or a reader is only as reliable as the run back to the closet. We design pathways, pull copper and fiber, certify the tests, and leave a labeling scheme the next technician can follow.
Copper and fiber
Category cable for devices and cameras, fiber where distance or the backbone calls for it, terminated and tested.
A closet you can work in
Racks, patch panels, cable management, and labels. As-builts leave with the job.
On the work order
What the install includes.
- Category 6 and 6A horizontal cabling
- Fiber backbone and entrance facilities
- Racks, cabinets, patch panels, and management
- Certification testing and test reports
- Labeling standards and as-built drawings
- Moves, adds, and changes on existing plants
Certified platforms used on this work
- Belden
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Walk the site
Entries, closets, pathways, and the way the property is staffed.
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Design the system
One set of drawings for access, video, alarm, cable, and network.
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Install and test
Devices landed on certified cable, with the results written down.
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Train the staff
The people who run the building leave knowing how to use it.
Tell us about the property.
A short note on the building, the county, and what you need is enough to start. We will follow up about a walk-through.