Low-current systems are a building's low-voltage systems: fire alarm, video surveillance, access control, intercom, computer networks and structured cabling. AXIA designs, supplies and installs these systems as one responsible partner.

Systems we design

What a low-current design includes

  • Choosing the set of systems for the building's use
  • Device layout on the floor plans
  • Cable routes and placement of communication cabinets
  • Equipment and cable specification
  • Certificates and documentation for expert review

Why one partner

When design, supply and installation are in one company's hands, the systems are coordinated from an early stage and responsibility is not split between several contractors. AXIA has more than 150 completed projects.

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Frequently asked questions

What are low-current systems?

Low-current systems are building systems that run at low voltage and serve safety, communication and data transfer, such as fire alarm, video surveillance and computer networks.

At what construction stage is low-current design best done?

As early as possible, before finishing works, because cable routes and cabinet locations must be coordinated with the building's other engineering systems.

How much does a low-current design cost?

The price depends on the floor area and the list of systems. After you send the drawing, you receive a commercial offer within 1 business day.

Do you also install?

Yes: supply, installation, configuration, handover, warranty and after-sales service.