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Low Voltage

IT Infrastructure and Networking

Low voltage refers to electrical systems and wiring that operate at reduced voltage levels (typically under 50 volts), commonly used for security cameras, alarm systems, structured cabling, intercoms, and audio/visual installations. Low voltage technicians install and maintain this specialized wiring in homes, offices, and commercial buildings, work that requires knowledge distinct from standard high-voltage electrical work. The field has grown alongside increased demand for smart home and building automation systems.

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