Integrated Network & Electrical Setup
Budget: $25 – $50 USD
I am rolling out a small-to-mid scale infrastructure upgrade that combines low-voltage data lines with standard electrical cabling in the same facility. On the network side I need fresh runs of CAT6 (or better), clean terminations into patch panels, and basic router/switch configuration so the new drops light up immediately. Think wall-plate to rack, labelled, tested with a Fluke, and then a quick hand-off of the switch config file—Cisco or Ubiquiti CLI is fine as long as it’s documented.
Parallel to that, I also need the electrical rough-in and final wiring for the endpoints you’ll be serving: new duplex outlets at each workstation, conduit where code requires it, and a tidy breaker panel entry. No heavy distribution work or UPS installs this round—just reliable branch circuits matched to the network layout so everything powers on the first time.
Deliverables
• All data lines punched, certified, and labelled
• Switch/router configured, VLANs and trunks verified, config file exported
• Electrical cabling installed to code, outlets tested for correct polarity and voltage
• One-page as-built diagram showing port numbers and circuit IDs
Once both sides pass their respective tests, we’re done. If you’re comfortable handling both scopes—or if you normally tag-team with someone who is—let me know your timeline and any equipment specs you’d prefer so I can have materials ready on site.
Parallel to that, I also need the electrical rough-in and final wiring for the endpoints you’ll be serving: new duplex outlets at each workstation, conduit where code requires it, and a tidy breaker panel entry. No heavy distribution work or UPS installs this round—just reliable branch circuits matched to the network layout so everything powers on the first time.
Deliverables
• All data lines punched, certified, and labelled
• Switch/router configured, VLANs and trunks verified, config file exported
• Electrical cabling installed to code, outlets tested for correct polarity and voltage
• One-page as-built diagram showing port numbers and circuit IDs
Once both sides pass their respective tests, we’re done. If you’re comfortable handling both scopes—or if you normally tag-team with someone who is—let me know your timeline and any equipment specs you’d prefer so I can have materials ready on site.