Everything You Need To Know About Low Voltage Cabling

Low Voltage Cabling refers to the electrical wiring that does not use the same current as the power outlets, switches, and fixtures. 

A lot of homeowners today can’t imagine living without high-speed internet and Wi-Fi and most of them are slowly transitioning to using automation controls for systems such as lighting, music, and CCTV’s (Security Cameras).

And as COVID-19 struck, 80% of employees demanded to work from home which is the main reason why many have been searching for a home networking system for internet use and data sharing.  

Let’s take look at what low voltage cabling is.

What is Low Voltage Cabling used for?

Probably the best use of low voltage cabling is that it can be used for a wide range of applications. These are the most common uses for it:

• Telephones
  • While the vast majority don’t use landlines for individual use, they are still essential for home workplaces. With more individuals working distantly, having phone lines are still important.
• Internet and Wi-Fi
  • Almost every device in your office has some sort of Wi-Fi and internet capability. Low voltage cabling is used to set-up in both small and large Wi-Fi networks.
• CCTV’s (Security Cameras) and Alarm Systems
  • Security systems are almost always present for many establishments – in residential areas and inside your workplace. Low voltage cabling is crucial for mapping out a security roadmap.
• Audio-Visual Cabling
  • Low voltage cabling in homes can also be used to install audio-visual cabling, including cable TV’s, intercom, and audio systems.

If you are looking for a low voltage cabling solution for your home or business, we provide the experience and skill necessary to organize effective and effective cabling. You can contact us at sales@tncllc.net or visit us at www.tncllc.net