Low voltage cabling refers to electrical wiring that operates under 50 volts AC or DC, used mainly for transmitting data, power, or control signals, not for delivering high-wattage power 

Unlike high-voltage electrical systems, low-voltage cabling is the backbone of modern communications, including:

• Telecommunications (VoIP, intercoms)

• Ethernet/data networks (Cat‑5e, Cat‑6, fiber optics)

• Security & surveillance systems

• Access control & alarm systems

• Audio‑visual systems and building automation

• Structured Cabling: Cat‑5e/Cat‑6, fiber, RG‑6 coaxial

• Voice & Data Wiring: Internet & phone lines, Wi‑Fi access

• Security Installations: Cameras, alarm systems, motion sensors

• Access Control: Keyless locks, badge readers, electronic door systems

• AV & Automation: Speaker system wiring, smart lighting, control systems, air quality sensors