Structured Cabling
Cat5e, Cat6 and Cat6A cabling for voice, data and network connections in homes and commercial spaces.
View ServiceLow-Voltage Wiring & Access Control
Low-voltage wiring for data, cameras, access-control and communication equipment.
Low-Voltage Wiring & Access Control
We install industry-standard low-voltage wiring for access control, intercoms, alarms, telephone, and communication systems. Services include cable runs, device installation, and system configuration. Low-voltage wiring follows specific standards for data, power, and signal integrity.
Problems It Solves
Access control, intercoms, and alarms need dedicated wiring. Using the wrong cable type or improper installation leads to false alarms, failed door releases, and costly callbacks. Low-voltage wiring follows specific standards—when done correctly, your systems work reliably for years.
What's Included
Systems We Install
Access Control
Card readers, keypads, biometric scanners, electric locks—HID, Kantech, Brivo.
Alarm Systems
DSC, Honeywell, Bosch—motion sensors, door/window contacts, monitoring.
Intercom Systems
Aiphone, DoorBird, 2N—video door entry, buzzer systems, building communication.
Data & Communication Wiring
Telephone, VoIP, fire alarm wiring, audio/visual pre-wiring.
System Features
- Access control—card readers, keypads, electric locks for doors and gates
- Intercom and door entry—video intercoms, buzzer systems, door release
- Alarm and intrusion detection—motion sensors, contacts, glass break detectors
- Code-compliant wiring with proper labeling and documentation
What Makes Our Low-Voltage Installation Different
- Experience with access control, intercoms, and alarm systems
- Code-compliant wiring with proper labeling for future service
- Clean installation and documentation for troubleshooting
Common Questions About Low-Voltage Installation
Can access control and alarm systems be integrated?
Yes. Many access control systems can integrate with alarm panels—for example, arming the alarm when the last person leaves or triggering alerts on unauthorized access. We design systems to work together when integration is required.
Do I need a permit for alarm or access control installation?
Requirements vary by municipality. Some areas require permits for alarm systems; access control typically follows low-voltage electrical rules. We work within local codes and can advise on permit requirements for your area.
What cable types are used for access control and intercoms?
Access control typically uses 18/2 or 22/2 for power and 22/4 or 22/6 for readers and locks. Intercoms may use Cat5e/Cat6 for video and power-over-ethernet, or dedicated cabling depending on the system. We select the correct cable type for each application.
