iGTD Technology pulls, terminates and tests Cat6 cable for NYC offices, stores and buildings. Every run is labeled at both ends and lands in a clean rack. Cable-only jobs are welcome, and we wire the cameras, doors and intercoms that run on it. NY State licensed low voltage contractor, based in Queens.
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Every frame is wiring iGTD pulled and terminated. No stock photos.
Structured cabling is the organized wiring that every network, camera and door system runs on. Each cable runs from a jack or device back to a patch panel in a rack, with a label at both ends and a test that proves it works. The result is a network you can trace, move and add to without calling someone to untangle it. Cabling sits under all the commercial security systems iGTD installs.
From a single new drop to a full floor build-out.
Desk drops, conference rooms, Wi-Fi access points and the server closet.
Registers, back office, cameras and ceiling speakers.
Risers, intercom and camera wiring, the low voltage room.
Long runs, shipping desks, scanners and dock cameras.
Cable pulled before the ceiling closes, rack ready on move-in.
You have an IT vendor. We pull and terminate the cable.
Cat6 handles desks, phones, Wi-Fi access points and cameras. We route cable through the cleanest path, keep it away from power lines, and close up neatly behind us. Store speakers, monitors and other low voltage devices run on the same plan, and so does every camera in a security camera installation.
Every run lands in a rack: wall-mounted for a small office or store, floor-standing for a building. Patch panels, cable managers and short patch cords keep the front clean, and there is space left for the gear you will add later. Your switches, recorder and door controllers all sit in one place. The controllers come from our access control installation, wired to the same rack.
A closet full of unlabeled cable slows every fix. We trace each run, pull out the dead ones, re-terminate what needs it and label everything, so the next time something breaks it takes minutes to find. Many cleanups end with a new rack and the cameras and network gear moved into it.
It is priced by the drop, plus the rack work. The free on-site survey maps every run and the route it takes, and you get the price in writing before any work starts.
We call back the same day.
We walk the property, check the wiring and give you a written price.
Clean cable runs, every device tested, and we show you how it works.
Repairs and upgrades, including systems other companies installed.
Part of iGTD's security system installation in NYC, run from Whitestone, Queens, with installs in all five boroughs.
College Point, Flushing, Whitestone, Bayside, Astoria, Long Island City, Jamaica, Forest Hills
Recent: apartment building rack, store speaker runs
Williamsburg, Park Slope, Bushwick, Bay Ridge, Downtown Brooklyn, Sunset Park
Recent: warehouse wall rack
Midtown, SoHo, East Village, Chelsea, Upper West Side, Harlem
Riverdale, Fordham, Pelham Bay, Mott Haven, Throggs Neck
St. George, New Dorp, Great Kills, Tottenville
Running new cable anyway? Add the cameras on the same pull with our security camera installation.
Still have a question? Call 929-299-8400.
It is organized network wiring. Every cable runs from a jack or device back to a patch panel in a rack, labeled at both ends and tested, so the network is easy to trace, move and add to.
Low voltage wiring carries data and small amounts of power for networks, cameras, intercoms, access control and speakers. It is separate from the building's main electrical wiring.
A cabling contractor plans, pulls, terminates and tests the cable for networks and low voltage systems. iGTD Technology is a low voltage contractor and a NY State licensed security installer.
Yes. If you already have an IT company, iGTD pulls, terminates, tests and labels the cable and hands it off ready for their gear.
It depends on the number of drops, the distance to the rack, the walls and ceilings and the rack work. iGTD gives you a free on-site estimate and a written price before any work starts.
Tell us about the property. We call back the same day and put the price in writing.
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