What is considered low-voltage electrical work?

Low-voltage includes systems such as data and network cabling, phone systems, audio and video systems, security cameras, access control, and certain lighting controls. These systems require specialized installation practices to ensure reliable performance and avoid interference.

Can low-voltage wiring share the same conduit as power wiring?

Usually no. Mixing low-voltage and line-voltage wiring can create safety issues and signal interference unless specific methods and ratings are used. We follow best practices and code requirements to keep systems properly separated.

Do you install PoE (Power over Ethernet) devices?

Yes. Power over Ethernet is commonly used for security cameras, wireless access points, and some access control hardware. We run and terminate cabling and help ensure your network equipment is properly sized for the PoE load.

How do you plan low-voltage cabling for future growth?

We plan cable pathways, rack and closet space, labeling, and spare capacity so future devices can be added without major rework. Proper planning saves time and keeps systems organized.

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