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Low-voltage systems
Low-voltage: network, Wi-Fi, cameras, intercom
One rack where all cables meet, clear labelling and as-built schemes. A year later any cable can be found and a new device connected without opening walls.
Status: the solution is based on a real villa project (a rack, power from a separate board, PoE cameras); applied to sites on order.
Who it is for
- New villas and houses where cables must be laid before finishing.
- Sites with CCTV, an intercom and Wi-Fi across the whole plot.
- Venues and offices that need a stable network and a UPS.
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How it works
- A star to the rackFrom each point (Wi-Fi, camera, panel, TV) — its own Cat6 to the rack. No daisy chains and no hidden joints.
- Separate powerNetwork equipment and cameras are powered from a separate board (DB-IT) with a UPS, not from the outdoor board.
- PoE camerasPoE through a switch; surge protection on long copper runs; fibre is better between buildings.
- DocumentsEvery cable is labelled at both ends; a FROM–TO cable log is kept; after installation — an as-built scheme and line test results.
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Components and scheme
| Rack and DB-IT board | PoE switch, patch panel, router, UPS, ventilation |
| Cabling | Cat6/Cat6A as a star, conduits and deep boxes, spare routes |
| Wi-Fi | Ceiling access points per a coverage plan; managed from one place |
| CCTV | PoE cameras, a recorder, recording storage; line protection |
| Intercom and access | A door panel, monitors or a phone, a lock, a gate |
| Other low-voltage | Alarm, fire detectors — via a partner where a licensed specialist's signature is required |
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Solution levels
Basic
- A Cat6 star, a router and 1–2 Wi-Fi points
- A basic rack and labelling
- A cable log
Mid
- Everything in Basic
- Wi-Fi per a coverage plan across house and yard
- PoE cameras and a recorder
- An intercom
Premium
- Everything in Mid
- Fibre between buildings
- A UPS for the whole rack and a backup internet link
- One control panel with the smart home and multiroom
What is included
- Site visit and a coverage plan
- A scheme and a list of cables and rack position
- Sourcing (options)
- Installation, labelling, line measurement
- As-built scheme, cable log, passwords handed to you
- Instructions and training
What is not included
- Internet-provider tariffs
- Licences and subscriptions for cloud recording
- A fire system that needs a licensed specialist's signature — via a partner
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Order of work
- Request and plansPlans, what stands where, what is already there.
- VisitRack position, routes, Wi-Fi coverage.
- SchemeCables, switch, UPS, cameras.
- Options and sourcingThree composition levels.
- InstallationCables, rack, devices, labelling.
- Testing and handoverLine measurement, camera and Wi-Fi check, documents.
FAQ
Why a cable and not Wi-Fi alone?
A cable is more reliable and faster; Wi-Fi is for where a cable is not needed. We design both.
Where is camera footage stored?
On a recorder in the house. Cloud functions are enabled separately.
Can I add cameras later?
Yes, if spare routes and ports are laid now.
Who knows the passwords?
You do. We hand over access at handover and leave no shared accounts.
A description of the solution, not an offer.
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