I will do low voltage system design and security camera plans
Engr Mike
About this Gig
Get installer-ready, code-compliant low voltage system designs and highly precise security camera plans. Avoid costly construction re-works, signal degradation, and blind spots with engineered wiring blueprints and equipment layouts optimized for residential or commercial properties.
What This Gig Offers:
Security Camera Plans: Optimal IP/CCTV camera positioning, field-of-view (FOV) mapping, and NVR/DVR rack placement.
Low Voltage Wiring & Data: Structured cabling layouts, telecom drops, Wi-Fi access point coverage, and smart building infrastructure.
AV & Intercom Systems: Audio-Visual distribution paths, background music (PA), and access control intercom layouts.
Schematics & Containment: Clear conduit routing, cable tray layouts, and single-line riser diagrams.
Why Choose This Service?
Every drawing features standard engineering symbols, clear legends, and strict adherence to NEC and BICSI guidelines, making installation completely foolproof for your contractors.
Get your project wired for success. Send me a message today!
Building type:
Residential
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Commercial
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Office & workspace
Expertise:
Fire system design
Software:
AutoCAD
Delivery style preference
Please inform the freelancer of any preferences or concerns regarding the use of AI tools in the completion and/or delivery of your order.
FAQ
1. What assets do I need to provide to start the design process?
I need your architectural floor plans in AutoCAD (.DWG) format for the most accurate and efficient turnaround. If you only have high-quality PDFs or image files, please ensure they include graphic scale or clear dimensions so I can scale the drawing accurately before placing equipment and cable runs
2. What design standards do you use for your low voltage and telecommunication layouts?
All telecommunications, data networks, and security infrastructure are designed strictly compliance with BICSI(Building International Consulting Service International) standards and the NEC(National Electrical Code). To ensure your layouts use proper cable fill ratios, bend radii, and distance limit
3. Are cable schedules or a Bill of Materials (BOM) included in the gig?
A basic camera/device schedule is included in all tiers to list device counts and specifications. A comprehensive Bill of Materials (BOM) detailing estimated linear cable footage (Cat6, coaxial, fiber, etc.), conduit lengths, and exact hardware counts can be included as a custom add on.
4. What happens if my contractor encounters an unexpected physical obstruction on-site?
If your electrical or security contractor hits a structural obstruction or site condition that requires a reroute of the cable trays or a shift in device placement, simply send over the details. I will quickly update the shop drawings to keep your field installation moving forward seamlessly.
