Need Low Voltage Solutions That Work?

We design and install low voltage systems that power your technology and communication needs seamlessly.

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Your Technology Should Work Seamlessly

Custom Solutions

Every business has unique technology needs. We design and install tailored low-voltage systems that keep your operations running smoothly.

Reliable Performance

Outdated wiring and unreliable connections cause frustration. We ensure your low-voltage systems are built for peak performance and efficiency.

Future-Ready Infrastructure

Your technology should support growth, not limit it. We create solutions that adapt to your evolving business needs.

Your technology is only as good as the infrastructure behind it

We understand the importance of quality

Poorly designed low-voltage systems can lead to weak signals, system failures, and endless frustration. We understand how crucial it is to have a reliable setup that keeps your business running without a hitch.

Industry-leading expertise

Our team specializes in designing and installing low-voltage systems that power everything from communication networks to security systems. With industry-leading expertise and a meticulous approach, we deliver solutions that are efficient, scalable, and built to perform—so you can focus on what matters most.

What low voltage covers

Low-voltage systems are the data, communication, audio/video, camera and access control wiring in a building, as opposed to the electrical wiring that carries power to outlets and lights. A+ Cable Runners holds Florida contractor license ES12001361 and handles permitting when a job needs it.

  • Network cabling: copper Cat5e, Cat6 and Cat6A from every desk, access point and camera back to the network closet.
  • Fiber optic cabling: backbones between closets, floors and buildings.
  • Security cameras, including Verkada, and access control infrastructure.
  • Audio and video cabling.
  • Cabling for VoIP phone systems.
  • Sound masking for open offices.
  • Digital TV antennas.
  • Cellular internet failover, so phones, cameras and payments keep working when your internet provider goes down.

New construction and remodels

Low-voltage cabling is easiest and cheapest to install before walls and ceilings close up. During a remodel or a build-out, planning cable paths, network closet space and power for devices early saves pulling cable through finished walls later.

Storm season

Florida has more lightning per square mile than any other state, and low-voltage equipment can be what fails after a storm: a camera on a pole, a switch with dead ports. Cables to outdoor devices and copper between buildings are common paths for surges, along with the power and service lines coming into the building, so surge protection and fiber between buildings matter here.

Selected projects

  • Sheraton Sand Key Resort, Clearwater Beach: structured cabling throughout the floors during the resort's remodel, with a new 6-strand single-mode fiber optic backbone.
  • KnowBe4, Clearwater: structured cabling across four floors, including OM4 multimode fiber optic infrastructure between floors.
  • ZooTampa at Lowry Park, Tampa: structured network cabling, fiber optic cabling, Verkada security camera systems and access control infrastructure.

Low Voltage, High Performance

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Book a Consultation

Start by scheduling a consultation with our specialists. We’ll assess your low voltage needs and create a plan that supports your communication, security, and technology infrastructure.

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System Design & Planning

We design and implement structured low voltage systems that ensure efficiency, scalability, and long-term reliability for your business or enterprise.

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Professional Installation & Integration

Our technicians install and integrate low voltage systems with minimal disruption, ensuring all wiring and connectivity work flawlessly with your existing infrastructure.

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Enjoy Efficient, Scalable Systems

With a fully optimized low voltage system, your business will benefit from enhanced security, automation, and communication capabilities that support long-term growth.

FAQ

The installation of a building’s communication and security wiring: network cabling, fiber optics, security cameras, access control, and audio and video, as opposed to the electrical wiring that powers outlets and lights.

Almost every business with a network, phones or cameras. Our projects include a resort, four floors of an office building and a zoo, and we work for businesses, IT providers and government agencies across Tampa Bay.

Yes. We install new systems and upgrade existing cabling and equipment, and we can test what you have to see what needs replacing.

Organized, labeled and tested cabling means faster troubleshooting, fewer outages from pulled or damaged cables and, with spare capacity planned in, room to add connections without rewiring.

Low-voltage cabling carries data, video and small amounts of power to devices such as cameras, phones and access points. Electrical wiring carries line-voltage power to outlets, lights and equipment. They fall under different sections of the electrical code, and in Florida low-voltage work can be done under a separate limited-energy specialty license.

Usually, yes. We look at what you have, what you want to add and whether the existing cabling and equipment can support it.

Yes. We test installations against industry standards, including fiber and Cat6A testing for loss, length and performance.

Well-installed cabling usually lasts many years and outlasts the equipment plugged into it. That is why choices like Cat6A on key runs can pay off over the life of a building.

The cabling itself is not where energy is saved. What it does allow is powering devices such as cameras, phones and access points through the network cable instead of a separate outlet at each device.

Yes. We plan low-voltage systems for new construction and remodels, ideally before walls and ceilings close, when cable is easiest to install.