General Electrical Power
Industrial and commercial distribution, lighting, motive power, and secured supplies. New build, extension, or renovation, in compliance with NF C 15-100 and your operational constraints.
Service 04 — Electricity & Networks
Power and data,
Power and data,
end to end.
Robust electrical infrastructure and very-high-speed network architectures — industrial power, Cat 6A/7 copper cabling, and fibre optic — essential to every modern connected site. Deployment, connection, and documented testing and certification.
Why Choose Us
Electricity and networks are the backbone of the site.
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Power & Low Voltage United
A single point of contact for power and data: electrical distribution, switchboards, structured cabling, fibre optic, and BMS. A coherent architecture, with no trades passing the buck between one another.
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Systematic Testing & Certification
Every link is certified and documented: copper testing by category, reflectometry (OTDR) on fibre, validated optical budget. You receive the full acceptance report — the only real guarantee of performance.
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NF C 15-100 Compliance
Residual-current protection, discrimination, earthing, and labelling: our installations comply with NF C 15-100. Personal safety, fewer nuisance trips, and insurance coverage assured.
Our Electricity & Networks Solutions
Six trades, one unified infrastructure.
High-Performance Copper Networks
Cat 6A / 7 structured cabling for workstations, Wi-Fi access points, IP telephony, and PoE++. Patch racks, risers, and standardized labelling and identification.
Fibre Optic Networks (FO)
Single-mode and multimode fibre: inter-building backbones, very-high-speed data-center links, and disturbed environments. Fusion splicing, optical drawers, and certified connectivity.
Deployment, Connection & Certification
Installation, connection, and acceptance testing: copper certification by category and reflectometry (OTDR) on fibre. Fault localization, optical budget validation, and a full acceptance report.
Switchboards & Distribution Panels
Design, wiring, and commissioning of cabinets and panels: protection, discrimination, metering, and motor feeders. Up-to-date schematics, careful labelling, and pre-delivery testing.
Low Voltage & BMS
Building management systems (BMS), detection, access control, public address, and connected devices. Centralized supervision to manage energy, comfort, and security from a single interface.
Our Guiding Principle: a network is only as good as its certification. A cable that is pulled is not a cable that is certified. We measure, document, and guarantee every link — because a connected site that goes down always costs more than the test that would have prevented it.
Target Applications
Five sectors, five infrastructures.
Offices & Commercial
Electrical distribution, Cat 6A structured cabling to workstations, patch racks, vertical fibre risers, and BMS for lighting and HVAC. A foundation ready for the digital workplace.
Industry
Motive power, power switchboards, secured supplies, and fibre-based industrial networks in disturbed environments. Coordination with automation and production.
Data Centers & Server Rooms
Redundant distribution, segregated cable trays, very-high-speed fibre backbones, and exhaustive OTDR certification. Reliability and documentation to the expected standard.
Logistics & Warehouses
High-bay lighting, power to docks and equipment, dense Wi-Fi coverage over copper cabling, and inter-building fibre linking offices to storage zones.
Public Sector & Campuses
Inter-site fibre links, NF C 15-100 compliance upgrades for older buildings, multi-building BMS, and centralized energy supervision.
Field Operations
From the switchboard to the fibre splice.
Frequently Asked Questions — Electricity & Networks
Technical insights on connected infrastructure.
Copper or fibre optic — which should I choose?
Copper (Cat 6A or 7) remains ideal for serving workstations: it carries data and power (PoE) over a single cable up to 90 metres, for PCs, Wi-Fi access points, cameras, and IP phones. Fibre optic is the choice for long-distance links, inter-building backbones, very-high-speed data-center links, and disturbed environments. The right architecture usually combines both: fibre for the core network, copper for the last drop.
What is OTDR certification and why is it essential?
Certification is the quality control that proves each link meets its standard. On copper, a tester certifies length, attenuation, crosstalk, and category. On fibre, reflectometry (OTDR) measures the loss of every splice and connector, pinpoints faults to within a metre, and validates the optical budget. Without documented certification there is no performance guarantee: we always deliver the measurements and the acceptance report.
Which copper cabling category should I choose?
Cat 6A (up to 10 Gbit/s over 100 m) is now the standard for new commercial and industrial installations; it comfortably supports PoE++ on recent equipment. Cat 7/7A, fully shielded, is warranted in highly disturbed environments or to anticipate higher throughput. Cat 5e should no longer be deployed in new builds. We size the system to your usage and your growth horizon.
What are the lead times for a fibre optic connection?
For internal optical cabling (backbone, inter-building links), deployment can be planned within a few days to a few weeks depending on the run length and existing ducts. For a carrier connection (dedicated business fibre), the lead time depends on eligibility and civil works, typically a few weeks to a few months. We carry out the eligibility study and coordinate the project.
Does the installation need to comply with NF C 15-100?
NF C 15-100 governs low-voltage electrical installations. Every new or renovated installation must comply, and a compliance upgrade is strongly recommended on older estates: residual-current protection, discrimination, earthing, and labelling. Beyond personal safety, a compliant installation reduces nuisance tripping and fire risk, and underpins your insurance coverage.
Do you also maintain the installation?
Yes. Beyond deployment, we ensure the operational readiness of your electrical and network infrastructure: periodic inspections, switchboard thermography, extensions, and troubleshooting. It is the natural extension of our Operational Readiness (MCO) offering.
More at MCO Facilities
Three other pillars of dedicated expertise.
Make a Network Reliable
Free electrical & networkaudit.
On-site technical visit, survey of your existing power and structured cabling, verification of categories and fibre, and costed recommendations within 7 business days. Completely obligation-free.