RDIT Low Voltage & Fiber
(305) 509-9111

Our work

The work speaks for itself.

Clean routing. Labeled at both ends. Tested and documented. Here's what that actually looks like.

Remediation

Cabinet cleanup

Point-to-point patch cords and loose labels, turned into a panel you can read at a glance. Same cabinet, same building, same afternoon.

Network cabinet before cleanup, with tangled unlabeled patch cords hanging loose across the switch
Before Patch cords run point to point with no management and labels left hanging. Tracing one drop means pulling on cable and hoping.
The same network cabinet after cleanup, with white patch cords dressed in an even arc off the patch panel
After Every cord cut to length and dressed off the panel in order. Switch uplinks separated, recorder and UPS seated below.

Selected work

Fiber, copper, and access control.

Technician fusion splicing single-mode fiber optic cable in a commercial telecom room
Fusion splicing Single-mode OS2 building-to-building run. Splice loss verified by OTDR before closeout.
Open network rack with white patch cords dressed through vertical cable managers below an overhead cable tray
Cable management Vertical managers and overhead tray keep every run supported, bend radius intact, and separated from power.
Handheld fiber optic certification tester connected to a single-mode fiber patch panel
Certified test results Every copper and fiber run tested and documented, delivered on closeout.
Lenel S2 access control panel mounted on a wall beside its power supply and battery backup
Lenel S2 controller Controller, power supply, and battery backup mounted, terminated, and labeled before the head end ever gets configured.
Open access control enclosure showing relay boards, power distribution, and labeled field wiring
Panel terminations Relay boards, power distribution, and door hardware landed inside the enclosure so the next tech isn't guessing.
ButterflyMX video intercom panel mounted on a brick entry pillar next to a glass door and card reader
Video intercom ButterflyMX panel at a building entry, tied into the door hardware and the resident directory.

Closeout

What you get when we're done.

  • Certification test results for every copper and fiber run
  • Labeled patch panels and faceplates, both ends of every run
  • Port map tied to a floor plan
  • As-built documentation of pathways and terminations
  • Photos of concealed work before it was closed up
  • A direct line to the person who did the install

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