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Installation and cabling

Server racks, structured cabling, CCTV, access control, server-room power. Turnkey — from design to handover.

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What it is

Physical installation of IT infrastructure: server racks, cabling, video, access control. Turnkey — design, approvals, installation, handover with proper paperwork.

What we install

  • Server racks: mounting, power distribution, cable management, cooling, fire suppression.
  • Structured cabling (SCS): UTP/FTP up to Cat 6A/Cat 7, fibre, telephony. Run via trays or raised floor.
  • Video surveillance: cable runs, IP camera mounting, NVR install, remote-access configuration.
  • Access control: controllers, readers, electromechanical locks, intercoms, credential programming.
  • Server-room power: dedicated power feed, UPS, grounding, environmental monitoring.
  • Wi-Fi infrastructure: RF site survey, AP placement, controller configuration.

What the project includes

  1. Site survey: measurements, floor plans, inspection of existing cable runs.
  2. Design: drawings, equipment specs, cable schedule, budget.
  3. Approvals: with the client, and where required with building management / landlord.
  4. Installation: cable runs, equipment mounting, labelling, testing.
  5. Handover: completion certificates, cable schedule, as-built documentation, operating instructions.

When you need this

  • Opening an office from scratch — full infrastructure: network, video, access, server room.
  • Relocating — equipment move plus fresh deployment.
  • The current cable mess overhead is concerning — you want proper SCS with documented routing.
  • Expanding — new desks and meeting rooms need to be connected.

Approach

We build it so it’s easy to maintain later. Every cable is labelled, the cable schedule is current, mixed-purpose cabling doesn’t share a tray. Two years later, when a segment needs replacing, your admin finds it in five minutes — without “calling the guys who installed it.”