Professional Structured Cabling

Typical Cost for Low Voltage Cabling Services or Projects!

• Network Data Cabling: The cost for network data cabling can range from $100 to $300 per drop, depending on factors such as the distance, number of cables required, and complexity of the installation.

• Telephone Cabling: The cost for telephone cabling can range from $100 to $300 per drop, depending on similar factors.

• Security Systems Cabling: The cost for security systems cabling can range from $80 to $300 per camera or access point, depending on the type of system, the number of cameras or access points, and the complexity of the installation.

• Audio-Visual Cabling: The cost for audio-visual cabling can range from $150 to $500 per device, depending on the type of equipment, the number of devices, and the complexity of the installation.

• Building Automation Cabling: The cost for building automation cabling can range from $150 to $500 per device, depending on the type of system, the number of devices, and the complexity of the installation.

• Fire Alarm Systems Cabling: The cost for fire alarm systems cabling can range from $100 to $500 per device, depending on the type of system, the number of devices, and the complexity of the installation.

• Nurse Call Systems Cabling: The cost for nurse call systems cabling can range from $200 to $500 per station, depending on the type of system, the number of stations, and the complexity of the installation.

• Paging and Intercom Systems Cabling: The cost for paging and intercom systems cabling can range from $150 to $500 per station, depending on the type of system, the number of stations, and the complexity of the installation.

• POS (Point of Sale) Systems Cabling: The cost for POS systems cabling can range from $150 to $300 per device, depending on the type of system, the number of devices, and the complexity of the installation.

• It's important to note that these are just ballpark figures and actual costs may vary. The best way to get an accurate estimate is to consult with a professional cabling installer who can assess your specific needs and provide a detailed quotes. 
  

Our structured cabling services are defined by the highest levels of quality and dedication. We take pride in providing the very best in residential, commercial and industrial network cabling solutions. We guarantee that your cabling requirements will meet or surpass your expectations. With solid design and installation skills, we provide a one-stop solution to your cable needs.

Types of Low Voltage Cabling Services Provided For Our Customers!

1. Network Data Cabling: This includes the installation of cabling for Ethernet, fiber optic, and other network systems to provide high-speed internet connectivity.

2. Telephone Cabling: This includes the installation of cabling for telephone systems to provide voice communication services.

3. Security Systems Cabling: This includes the installation of cabling for security cameras, access control systems, and other security devices.

4. Audio-Visual Cabling: This includes the installation of cabling for audio and video equipment such as speakers, projectors, and televisions.

5. Building Automation Cabling: This includes the installation of cabling for building automation systems, such as HVAC controls, lighting controls, and energy management systems.

6. Fire Alarm Systems Cabling: This includes the installation of cabling for fire alarm systems to ensure safety and compliance with fire safety regulations.

7. Nurse Call Systems Cabling: This includes the installation of cabling for nurse call systems in healthcare facilities.

8. Paging and Intercom Systems Cabling: This includes the installation of cabling for paging and intercom systems to facilitate communication within a building or facility.

9. POS (Point of Sale) Systems Cabling: This includes the installation of cabling for point of sale systems, such as cash registers and payment terminals, in retail and hospitality environments.

10. Access Control Systems Cabling: This includes the installation of cabling for access control systems to restrict access to certain areas within a building or facility.

11. Public Address Systems Cabling: This includes the installation of cabling for public address systems in large venues such as stadiums, concert halls, and theaters.

12. Surveillance Systems Cabling: This includes the installation of cabling for surveillance systems, including CCTV and IP cameras, to monitor and record activity in a building or facility.

13. Digital Signage Systems Cabling: This includes the installation of cabling for digital signage systems, including displays and media players, to showcase content in public spaces.

14. Video Conferencing Systems Cabling: This includes the installation of cabling for video conferencing systems, including cameras, microphones, and displays, to facilitate remote collaboration and communication.

15. Structured Cabling Systems: This includes the installation of a comprehensive cabling infrastructure that can support multiple low voltage systems simultaneously, allowing for greater scalability and flexibility.

Types of Low Voltage Cabling!

1. Ethernet Cabling: Ethernet cabling is the most common type of network cabling used in modern Local Area Networks (LANs). Ethernet cables typically use RJ-45 connectors and come in several categories, such as Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat7, each with different data transmission rates and bandwidths.

2. Coaxial Cabling: Coaxial cabling is a type of network cabling that uses coaxial cable to transmit data. It is commonly used in cable television systems and older Ethernet networks. Coaxial cables have a copper conductor surrounded by a braided shield and an insulating layer.

3. Fiber Optic Cabling: Fiber optic cabling is a type of network cabling that uses optical fibers to transmit data. It is used in high-speed networks where data transmission rates are critical. Fiber optic cables have a much higher bandwidth and can transmit data over much longer distances than copper cables.

4. Power over Ethernet (PoE) Cabling: Power over Ethernet (PoE) cabling is a type of Ethernet cabling that allows both data and power to be transmitted over a single cable. It is commonly used in IP cameras, wireless access points, and other devices that require both power and network connectivity.

5. Twisted Pair Cabling: Twisted pair cabling is a type of network cabling that uses pairs of copper wires twisted together to reduce electromagnetic interference. It is commonly used in telephone systems, Ethernet networks, and other low-speed data networks.

6. Low Voltage Cabling: Low voltage cabling refers to any cabling that carries low-voltage electrical signals. This can include network cabling, as well as other types of cabling used for audio and video systems, security systems, and other low-voltage applications.

7. Structured Cabling: Structured cabling is a standardized approach to designing and installing cabling systems in buildings. It includes all the cabling and related infrastructure necessary for data, voice, and video communications, as well as other low-voltage systems.  Smart Digital Tech experienced  Installers provide several types of ethernet cabling, including Cat5e, Cat6e, Cat6a and Fiber Optic Multi Mode Cabling. Cat6 cables are a high-speed alternative to Cat5E cable for 1000Mbps network connections. Fiber optic is a preferred alternative because it carries data much faster than copper cables, is easier to install, and provides higher bandwidths. Both types of cabling are required for an effective wired or wireless network.