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Low Voltage License Alabama
In Alabama, individuals who wish to work on low voltage systems, including access control, fire alarms, video surveillance, and security systems, must obtain a low voltage license. This license is issued by the Alabama Electrical Contractors Board (AECB) and requires the completion of certain educational and experience requirements, as well as the passing of a…
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Low Voltage License Requirements by State
If you’re planning on working with low voltage systems, you’ll need to make sure you have the right licenses in place. In this blog post, we’ll go over the requirements for a low voltage license in each of the 50 states. First, it’s important to note that low voltage work refers to the installation, maintenance,…
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What is a Drip Loop and Why is it Important?
A drip loop is a small loop or bend in a cable or wire that allows water or other liquids to drain off rather than running down the wire and potentially causing damage to the equipment or devices connected to it. Drip loops are commonly used in the installation of cameras, antennas, and NEMA enclosures…
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What is Cable Management?
Cable management is an important aspect of any home or office setup. It involves the organization and handling of electrical or optical cables in a way that allows for the safe and efficient operation of equipment and devices. Proper cable management is essential for a variety of reasons, including safety, performance, and aesthetics. One of…
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Panduit: Low Voltage Equipment
Panduit is a global manufacturer of electrical and network infrastructure products, including a wide range of low voltage equipment. Some examples of low voltage equipment that Panduit produces include: Overall, Panduit is a major provider of low voltage equipment for a wide range of applications and industries, including electrical and data communications systems, industrial automation,…
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Must Have Books for Structured Cabling and Low Voltage
Whether it’s codes, standards, or general knowledge, having a deep understanding of these topics will increase your value and keep you compliant. While there is no substitute for hands-on experience, if you have credentials and understand the intricacies of electrical code, you will be able to negotiate much hire salaries and bid on certain jobs.…
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How To Trace a Cable
If your cable in question isn’t labeled, here are the Top 5 ways to trace it according to our Facebook group Simply following the wire in a bundle Nothing beats manually tracing it to determine where it’s going. This can be extremely time-consuming and the possibility of getting it mixed up with other cables is…
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Top 5 Tools For Structured Cabling Technicians
Structured cabling is the term used to describe the installation and integration of a network of cables, which will be used for data, voice, or other communication purposes. It is designed to support a wide range of hardware and software configurations and can be scaled or changed to meet your business’s changing needs. A structured…
