Structure and delivery of content

Structured cabling: This involves running cables for data networking, telephone systems, and audiovisual equipment.

It includes Ethernet cables for computer networks, coaxial cables for cable or satellite TV, and phone cables for landline communication.

Prewiring ensures that the cables are neatly installed and concealed within walls, floors, or ceilings, ready for connection to the appropriate devices.

CCTV

Security and surveillance systems: Prewiring for security systems involves running cables for CCTV cameras, motion detectors, door/window sensors, and alarm systems.

The cables are typically concealed to maintain a clean aesthetic appearance while providing optimal coverage for security devices.

Audio & Video

Audio and video distribution: Prewiring for audio and video distribution involves installing cables for speakers, audio receivers, video displays, and other multimedia equipment.

This allows for centralized distribution of audio and video signals throughout different rooms or zones in a building.

Prewiring ensures that the necessary cables are in place to connect the various components of an audio/video system.

Home Automation

Home automation and control systems: Prewiring for home automation systems involves running cables for control panels, sensors, switches, and other devices that enable automation and control of lighting, HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning), security systems, and other connected devices.

This infrastructure allows for easy integration of smart home technologies and future expansion of the automation system.

When does prewire happen?

Prewiring is typically done during the construction or renovation phase of a building when access to walls and other structural elements is easier.

By prewiring the low voltage systems, the building is prepared to accommodate the desired technology and devices, making the installation process more efficient and cost-effective.