Low-Voltage & Security Cabling Services
Cabling for access control, cameras, and sensor systems — installed to Class 2 and code standards, ready to support the security and monitoring systems your facility depends on.
What’s Included
Access control, cameras, and sensor systems are only as reliable as the cabling behind them. Low-voltage cabling has its own standards, its own pathway rules, and its own way of going wrong when it’s treated as an afterthought.
Kibog installs low-voltage cabling for security and monitoring systems with the same standards-based approach we bring to structured cabling.
Access Control Cabling
Home-run cabling to card readers, door controllers, and access panels.
Camera & Surveillance Cabling
Cabling for IP cameras and NVR systems, including PoE-powered devices.
Sensor & Monitoring Cabling
Cabling for environmental sensors and monitoring devices, including the backbone Kibog Response runs on.
Who It’s For
Low-voltage and security cabling needs show up in a few common patterns.
Security System Needing a Cabling Partner
A security integrator handling devices and software, but no one handling the cabling behind it properly.
Cameras or Access Points Added Piecemeal
Years of one-off additions with inconsistent cable runs and no central documentation.
Sensor Platform With Nowhere Reliable to Plug In
A monitoring or IoT platform that needs a dependable data and power backbone to actually work.
Low-Voltage Work Mixed Up With Electrical Scope
Confusion over what’s low-voltage cabling versus what requires an electrician.
How We Approach Low-Voltage & Security Cabling
Low-voltage cabling sits in its own category, with its own rules for how it’s classified and installed.
Class 2 Circuits, Explained
Most low-voltage security and data cabling falls under a specific, well-defined code category.
- The National Electrical Code and Canadian Electrical Code both define Class 2 circuits as power-limited circuits, generally up to 100VA at 60V DC or less.
- Power over Ethernet (PoE), as defined under IEEE 802.3af and 802.3at, fits within this Class 2 framework for standard-power applications.
- This classification is part of why most data and low-voltage security cabling is treated differently from line-voltage electrical work under the applicable code.
- Higher-power PoE applications are evaluated on their own merits, since power levels can approach the boundaries of the Class 2 definition.
Access Control & Camera Cabling Done Right
Security cabling has to be reliable in a way that’s hard to retrofit later.
- Home-run cabling to a central head-end keeps troubleshooting simple.
- Conductor gauge and shielding are selected based on run length and device power draw.
- NEC/CEC Article 800 separation requirements from power conductors are followed on every run.
- Every cable is labeled so future service calls don’t start with guesswork.
Built to Support What You Run On It
Cabling is the part of a sensor or security platform nobody thinks about — until it fails.
- A reliable physical backbone is what lets a monitoring platform actually deliver on its promises.
- This is the same principle behind Kibog Response, our own sensor and monitoring platform — the cabling comes first.
- Learn more about how the platform and the cabling work together on the Kibog Response page.
What to Expect
A consistent process, whether it’s one camera or a full building’s security cabling.
1. Assess
We review device locations, power needs, and existing pathways.
2. Install
Cabling is run and terminated to Class 2 and code standards.
3. Document & Handoff
You receive labeling and documentation so future changes are simple.
Delivery and Availability
Low-voltage and security cabling work is delivered by our team and trusted subcontractor partners, with more complex or electrical-adjacent scope handled by qualified partners as needed.
Related Services
Kibog Response
See the sensor and monitoring platform this cabling is built to support. Learn more
Structured Cabling
The network cabling that often runs alongside low-voltage systems. Learn more
IT & Network Cabling Overview
See the full range of cabling services Kibog offers. Learn more
Ready to Get Your Security & Sensor Cabling Right?
Tell us what systems you’re running or planning to run, and we’ll help you plan the cabling behind them.