Low-Voltage · Networking · Security · South Florida

Done right the first time. Every time.

EKB Network designs and installs low-voltage, network, and security infrastructure for commercial, residential, and industrial properties across South Florida. Clean, code-compliant work built for long-term performance.

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  • 01 / Labelled and documented

    Every port, panel and outlet named, so the next technician does not have to guess

  • 02 / Bilingual team

    English and Spanish, from the first walkthrough to the handover

  • 03 / Built for Florida

    Outdoor runs in weatherproof enclosures with surge protection on the PoE lines

  • 04 / Work you can inspect

    Photographs of real installs, because you cannot see the cable once the wall closes

Low-voltage, network, and security systems in South Florida.

Recent work

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  • Eleven numbered HDMI over network transmitters velcroed in two rows on a backboard, each fed by a blue patch cord and an HDMI lead.
  • A twenty four port keystone patch panel being terminated on a tool bag, with labelled blue jacks for data and orange jacks for wireless access points.
  • An access control enclosure opened to show twelve door controller boards wired with labelled blue and orange conductors, above a separate power distribution section.
  • Bundles of blue, purple and aqua network cable strapped at even intervals along a J-hook pathway, sweeping around a corner and up into conduit sleeves above a stud wall.
  • A wall mounted swing out rack standing open, the cable bundles on its hinged back panel combed straight and strapped at even intervals where they come down from the conduit.
  • A surveillance camera mounted partway up a black pole above flowering shrubs, with a playground and shade trees behind it under a clear sky.
What we do

Seven service lines. One standard of work.

From the first cable pull to the final device on the network, everything is installed to be troubleshot less and trusted more.

  • Hundreds of blue patch cords fanning out from four labelled copper patch panels inside a network rack, with a grey cable trunk above and fiber pigtails at the side.

    01

    Structured Cabling

    Cat5e, Cat6, and Cat6A runs plus fiber optic installation and termination. Tested, labelled, and documented.

  • An outdoor weatherproof enclosure holding a forty eight volt power supply, three surge protectors and a PoE switch, with the ports labelled for a pole, an antenna and a scoreboard.

    02

    Network Infrastructure

    Router and switch configuration, network diagnostics, Wi-Fi deployment, and wireless access point installs.

  • A security equipment backboard carrying three access control enclosures, four power supplies, a red power module that releases the door locks on an alarm signal, and an alarm keypad cabinet, all fed by rigid conduit.

    03

    Security Systems

    CCTV surveillance, access control, and alarm integration that protect the property without getting in the way.

  • A floor standing network rack with patch panels, switches, a cellular router, a video recorder, labelled power outlets, an audio mixer, an amplifier and a UPS.

    04

    Rack Builds & Cable Management

    Rack and stack, cable cleanup, and equipment refreshes that make network closets serviceable again.

  • A ten panel video wall lit up on the wall of a darkened room, showing the display setup screen before content is loaded.

    05

    Displays & AV Distribution

    Video wall mounting and alignment, display distribution over the network, and the equipment side that keeps it running.

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    06

    IT & Field Services

    POS installations, VoIP systems, device configuration, and multi-site technology deployments.

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    07

    Smart & Residential

    Smart devices, connectivity upgrades, troubleshooting, and service calls for homes and condos.

How we work

Anatomy of a clean install.

This is one finished rack. Everything called out below is readable in the picture itself.

A floor standing network rack seen straight on, with two named switches, patch panels marked port by port, a camera panel wired entirely in green, a video recorder, a power strip with every outlet named, an audio mixer, an amplifier, and a battery backup at the base.

PLATE 07 / RACK BUILD

A finished rack, labelled top to bottom.

  1. 01 / Switches

    Named on the face, SW-01 and SW-02, so nobody reboots the wrong one looking for a fix.

  2. 02 / Patch panels

    Every port carries its own DATA number, running in sequence across both panels. Tracing a dead outlet takes a minute, not an afternoon.

  3. 03 / Cameras

    The camera runs land on their own green panel, numbered CAM-01 upward, feeding a switch marked CCTV-SWITCH.

  4. 04 / Recorder

    The video recorder carries its own NVR label and sits directly below the camera switch.

  5. 05 / Power distribution

    Every outlet named: SW01, CAM, NVR, POS, AMP, MUSIC, ISP. The right plug comes out the first time.

  6. 06 / Battery backup

    The UPS sits at the base of the stack, weight low in the cabinet, so a power blip does not take the site down.

Where we work

Built for the environment it lives in.

  • A technician in a hard hat standing in front of four cable reels on jack stands inside a building under construction, with exposed steel joists and ductwork overhead.

    Buildings under construction

    Coming in at shell stage, pulling the backbone before the walls close and the ceiling goes up.

  • Three technicians on step ladders aligning an eight panel video wall on a dark mounting backer in an empty office space.

    Occupied commercial space

    Offices, restaurants, retail and campus sites where the work happens around people who still need the day to run.

  • South Florida

    Across the region

    Commercial, residential and industrial properties. Tell us where the property is and we will tell you straight whether we cover it.

Every job, the same way

Cable arrives in a heap. It should not stay that way.

  1. 01 / Delivered

    Boxes and reels, no order to any of it yet.

  2. 02 / Pulled and dressed

    Runs supported end to end and strapped at even intervals.

  3. 03 / Terminated

    Every run landed in a port and given a printed name.

  4. 04 / Handed over

    Tested, labelled and documented, so the next person can read it.

Tell us about your project.

Send a few details and we will come back with a clear plan and a straight answer.

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