Copper is enough in an ordinary building. Fibre becomes necessary to link two buildings, cross long distances or pass through an electrically noisy environment.

Can outlets be added later?

Yes, but it costs more than during the works. While the route is open, planning a few extra outlets costs very little at the margin.

Is a network needed for CCTV?

For IP cameras, yes: they run over the network and are often powered by it. That is why cabling and CCTV are priced together.

Network and structured cabling installation in Tunisia

Almost everything we install travels over the network: IP cameras, video door entry, access readers. Clean cabling is therefore rarely an isolated expense — it is the foundation that decides what can be added five years from now.

What we install

Structured cabling: Copper and fibre, trunking and cable trays, wall outlets labelled and tested one by one.
Rack and patching: Rack, patch panels, PoE switches that power cameras and access points through the network cable itself.
Wi-Fi: Access points and coverage designed for the actual building — a load-bearing wall is not worked around with a stronger antenna.

The choices that change everything

Distance: Copper stops at around a hundred metres. Beyond that you need a relay or fibre: that is a physical fact, not a sales option, and it is better discovered before the work starts.
The PoE budget: A PoE switch has a total power budget to share out. Adding motorised cameras or access points without checking it means reboots you will spend weeks explaining.
The timing of the work: Before the partitions go up, pulling a cable costs next to nothing. Afterwards, everything becomes chasing, filling and painting. That is the best moment to plan generously.

The equipment we install

An extract from the catalogue, live and up to date. These are the references we supply and install.

Frequently asked questions

Fibre or copper?: Copper is enough in an ordinary building. Fibre becomes necessary to link two buildings, cross long distances or pass through an electrically noisy environment.
Can outlets be added later?: Yes, but it costs more than during the works. While the route is open, planning a few extra outlets costs very little at the margin.
Is a network needed for CCTV?: For IP cameras, yes: they run over the network and are often powered by it. That is why cabling and CCTV are priced together.

Tell us about your project

A few simple questions — whatever you are unsure about, let us advise you. A technician calls you back to refine and price it.