Data and low voltage
Category 6A and fiber backbones, racks and patching, access control and camera pathways, tested and certified with the reports delivered, by a crew with an RCDD on staff.
Data and low voltage, the way we actually do it.
Low-voltage work is where contractors cut corners because nobody inspects it. We run it like line-voltage work: separate pathways, bend radius respected, J-hooks instead of laying cable on the ceiling grid, and every drop labeled at both ends before the ceiling closes.
Every copper link is certified on a Fluke DSX and every fiber strand is OTDR-tested. You get the reports, not a summary. If a link fails we re-terminate it before we leave, not after you call.
Design with the IT director
Our RCDD sits with your IT lead before we bid: rack elevations, MDF and IDF locations, pathway fill, and where the building will grow. The result is a drawing you can hand to the next contractor in ten years and they will understand it.
Access control and cameras
We install pathway, boxes, door hardware rough-in and cable for access control and IP cameras, and terminate to the head-end your integrator specifies. We stay in our lane on programming unless you ask us to hold that scope too.
What happens, in order.
So you know what to expect from the first call to the last walk.
Design review
RCDD walk with IT: MDF/IDF, rack elevations, pathway fill and growth.
Pathway
Conduit, cable tray and J-hooks set with the line-voltage rough so nothing is in the way of anything else.
Pull, terminate, label
Both ends labeled to the drawing; racks dressed; patch panels documented.
Certify and hand over
DSX and OTDR reports, rack photos and the as-built cable schedule delivered digitally.
The numbers a buyer asks for.
| Copper | Cat 6 / 6A, shielded where specified |
| Fiber | OM4 and OS2, fusion spliced, OTDR tested |
| Certification | Fluke DSX-8000; reports per link |
| Standards | TIA-568 / 569 / 606 labeling |
| Warranty | 25-year system warranty with registered partners |
| Staff | BICSI RCDD, 6 certified installers |
Where we have done this.
Questions about data and low voltage.
Do you deliver the test reports?
Every link, every strand, in PDF and native format. If a GC wants a summary page we add one, but the full reports are always included.
Can you do the low voltage on a TI you are already doing?
Yes, and it is usually cheaper, because the pathways go in with our rough-in instead of being fished later.
Do you program access control?
We rough-in and cable it and terminate to the head-end. Programming is the integrator's scope unless you ask us to hold it.
Data and low voltage: tell us about the job.
Ray or a project manager replies the same business day with a date for the number.