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Recent installations across Orange County

Real photos from our own jobs — racks, cameras, door hardware and gates. No stock photography. Tap any photo to see it larger.

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August 2026

Network cabinet build

Network
UniFi

A floor-standing cabinet built out with managed switching and patch panels, patched and dressed so any run can be traced in a minute. Spare cable is coiled on the wall for future moves instead of stuffed behind the rack.

Floor-standing network cabinet with switching, patch panels and a console shelf — The finished cabinet.

Patch cabling between patch panels and switches inside a network cabinet — Patching into the switches.

Network cabinet installed in a utility room with cable coils on the wall — Cabinet in its room.

August 2026

Yard gate on the access system

Access control
Gates

A gate operator wired in so the yard gate is controlled from the same system as the doors: the same credentials, the same schedules, and a log entry every time it opens.

LiftMaster gate operator control board with access control wiring landed on its terminals — Operator board with the access wiring landed.

Gate operator enclosure opened up with its control board and wiring — The operator enclosure.

March – August 2026

Interior dome cameras

Cameras
Interior

Dome cameras set into drop-ceiling tiles and corners over offices and entries. Each one is cabled back to a PoE switch, so a single run carries both power and video to the recorder.

Dome security camera installed flush in a drop-ceiling tile — Dome set into a ceiling tile.

Dome security camera on an office ceiling above an open work area — Covering an open office.

Small dome camera mounted in the corner of an office above a doorway — Corner dome over an office entry.

June 2026

Warehouse doors on access control

Access control
Door hardware

A set of warehouse doors fitted with readers and electric strikes, with conduit runs on the walls. Exit hardware stays free for egress — access control governs who gets in, never who gets out.

Exterior warehouse door with an access reader mounted beside the handle — Exterior door with reader.

Warehouse door frame with an electric strike and conduit for access control — Strike and conduit on the frame.

Warehouse door with a reader beside the pull handle — A second door on the same system.

Panic exit bar on a warehouse door with access control conduit alongside — Exit device left free for egress.

Electric strike installed in a weathered steel door frame — Electric strike in a steel frame.

March – June 2026

Office door readers

Access control
Door hardware

Interior office doors fitted with slim readers, plus an electric strike or a maglock to suit each door and frame. Staff get in with a card or their phone; access by room and time of day is set in the app.

Slim access control reader mounted on an interior office door frame — Slim reader on an office door frame.

Office door with a maglock at the top and an access reader at handle height — Maglock and reader on an office door.

Compact access reader mounted beside a light switch — Compact reader beside the light switch.

Electric strike installed in an interior door frame — Electric strike in the frame.

March 2026

Exterior PTZ cameras

Cameras
PTZ

Pan-tilt-zoom cameras mounted high on the building corners to cover the lot and entrances. Staff can steer and zoom them from the app, and they are recorded on site with no per-camera fee.

PTZ security camera on a wall bracket high on a white commercial building — PTZ on a wall bracket.

PTZ security camera on a building corner against a blue sky — Corner mount over the lot.

PTZ camera on a corner mount seen from below — Seen from the ground.

February – March 2026

Rack builds and patching

Network
Cabling

Open-frame racks with patch panels interleaved between PoE switches, so each run patches straight across with a short cord. The camera recorder, UPS and internet equipment share the same rack.

Patch panels interleaved with network switches in an open equipment rack — Panels and switches interleaved.

Short patch cords between patch panels and switches — Short cords, straight across.

Full open-frame equipment rack in a utility room with a camera monitor — The whole rack.

PoE switch and patch panel in an equipment rack — PoE switching for phones and cameras.

Open-frame rack in a network closet with switching and patch panels — A second rack build.

Close view of patched switches and panels in a rack — Patched and dressed.

February – March 2026

Storefront entry reader

Access control

A reader with keypad beside a glass storefront entry, with its cable run in conduit on the outside wall. Staff open it with a card, a PIN or their phone, and the door locks itself outside business hours.

Access reader on the wall beside a glass storefront door — Reader beside the storefront door.

Access reader with keypad and conduit on an exterior wall — Reader and conduit.

Access reader with a lit display beside a commercial entry — Reader beside the glass entry.

February 2026

Door hub wiring

Access control
UniFi Access

A door hub wired and labeled before it goes on the wall — lock power, door position and request-to-exit each on their own terminals, so a service call months later takes minutes instead of an afternoon.

Access control hub with lock and sensor wiring connected to its terminals — Terminals landed and tested.

Access control hub with labeled wiring before mounting — Labeled before mounting.

Access control hub powered up on the bench — Powered up on the bench.

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