Low Voltage Installer Albuquerque

What Does Low Voltage Wiring Cover?

If a cable doesn't power a standard outlet, it's usually low voltage. In most Albuquerque businesses, low-voltage work covers:

Structured Cabling: Cat6/Cat6a/Cat7, fiber, patch panels, racks, labeling, and testing.
Voice & Data/Wi-Fi: Internet and phone lines, access points, controllers, and guest networks.
Security & Surveillance: Cameras, recording, alerting, and remote viewing.
Access Control Systems: Key cards, fobs, mobile badges, readers, and door controllers.
Audio/Visual & Automation: Conference rooms, paging, digital signage, sensors, and building controls.
VoIP: Handsets, softphones, PoE switches, and QoS setup.

Commercial AV Installation

From conference rooms and digital signage to paging systems and building automation, we design and install commercial AV systems that work the first time and scale as your business grows. Every installation starts with your space — we assess the room, design the system, run the low-voltage cabling, mount the equipment, and configure everything before handing it off to your team.

We are fully licensed and certified in New Mexico to handle every step of your project.

Conference Room AV: Displays, projectors, video conferencing, and control systems
Digital Signage: Mandoe digital signage displays for lobbies, retail, and multi-location businesses
Paging & Intercom Systems: Facility-wide audio distribution and emergency paging
Building Automation: Sensors, lighting controls, and integrated building management systems
Sound Masking: MPS Acoustics sound masking for open offices and healthcare facilities

Structured Cabling & Network Infrastructure

Every device on your network — cameras, access readers, phones, Wi-Fi access points, and AV equipment — depends on clean, tested cabling behind the walls. We install structured cabling systems designed to support your current setup and grow with your business.

Cat6/Cat6a/Cat7 Cabling: High-performance data cabling for offices, warehouses, and multi-floor buildings
Fiber Optic Cabling: Long-distance and high-bandwidth runs between floors, buildings, and server rooms
Patch Panels & Racks: Organized, labeled, and documented for easy troubleshooting and future expansion
PoE Cabling: Power and data in a single run for cameras, access readers, and Wi-Fi access points
Cable Testing & Certification: Every run tested and documented before handoff

Why You Need a Licensed Pro for Your Wiring

Wrong materials or poor terminations can cause drops, outages, or safety issues later. WiredNM's team has over 20 years of experience across commercial, industrial, and public projects. We plan the pathway, install the cabling, test every run, and give you clear documentation at the end.

We are fully licensed and certified in New Mexico to handle every step of your project.

New Mexico State Licenses

E-5:07 — Low Voltage Systems
E-03 — Audio-Visual & Data Cabling
E-98 — Systems Integration & Security

Brand Training & Certifications

Verkada, Salto, and Mandoe systems
Proclaim VoIP phone installations
Evolv, ZeroEyes, and FSJ Tactical security systems

Frequently Asked Questions

What is low voltage wiring?

Low voltage wiring carries less than 50 volts and powers systems like security cameras, access control, Wi-Fi, AV equipment, and phone systems. Unlike standard electrical wiring, it doesn't require a licensed electrician — but it does require a licensed contractor with the right credentials.

Do I need a licensed contractor for this type of work?

Yes. New Mexico requires specific state licenses for this work. WiredNM holds ES-3, ES-07, and EE-98 — covering audio-visual and data cabling, low voltage systems, and systems integration — so every project is fully code compliant.

What types of businesses do you work with?

We work with offices, retail stores, warehouses, schools, healthcare facilities, and government buildings of all sizes. If your facility has network, security, AV, or phone infrastructure needs we can help.

Do you handle both the work and ongoing support?

Yes — we manage everything from the initial site walk and design through testing, documentation, and ongoing support. No third party handoffs after the job is done.

Low Voltage Installer in Albuquerque