Low Voltage Cabling

Low voltage cabling encompasses structured data cabling (Cat6, Cat6A, fiber optic), security camera and CCTV wiring, door access control cabling, audiovisual and sound masking cabling, wireless access point drops, intercom and paging system wiring, and building automation control cabling. Fire alarm cabling is a separate licensed trade and is not included in the scope of work performed by Commercial Cabling Company.

Yes. In Arizona, low voltage cabling installation in commercial buildings requires a license from the Arizona Registrar of Contractors (ROC). Commercial Cabling Company holds all required state licensing and operates with fully licensed technicians on every project in Arizona and Nevada.

In some jurisdictions, licensed electrical contractors are permitted to perform low voltage work. However, structured cabling requires specialized knowledge of TIA/EIA standards, testing procedures, and proper cable management techniques that differ from standard electrical work. Using a dedicated low voltage cabling contractor ensures installations meet communications industry standards and qualify for manufacturer warranty coverage.