LOW CURRENT &
ELV SYSTEMS
RAM ARBIA delivers integrated Low Current and Extra-Low Voltage systems for modern buildings, connecting security, communications, data, automation and specialist operational systems through coordinated infrastructure designed for reliable building operation and future flexibility.
One infrastructure.
Multiple intelligent systems.
Low current systems connect many of the technologies that allow modern buildings to communicate, monitor, secure and control their daily operation.
RAM ARBIA coordinates ELV infrastructure from containment and structured cabling through equipment, field devices and system interfaces, creating an organized foundation for integrated building technology.
A connected building depends
on coordinated infrastructure.
ELV performance depends on infrastructure, system separation, organized cabling, device locations, integration and practical access for testing and future maintenance.
Infrastructure connects field devices, equipment and network systems throughout the facility.
Surveillance and access systems support controlled monitoring of building spaces.
Different ELV systems can share coordinated building infrastructure while remaining functionally defined.
Organized installation improves operation, testing and fault management.
Racks, pathways and field devices require practical service access.
Well-planned infrastructure can support future devices and changing technology.
Different systems.
One coordinated building.
Low current is not one device or one panel. It is a group of building technologies connected through carefully planned pathways, data infrastructure and equipment locations.
Digital building systems
from rack to field device.
ELV works require coordinated cabling, containment, equipment racks, field devices and interfaces with the wider MEP environment.
IT Infrastructure
Organized infrastructure supporting data and technology systems throughout the facility.
Structured Cabling & LAN
Structured copper and data pathways supporting internal building connectivity.
IP Systems
Network-based infrastructure supporting connected building devices and systems.
CCTV Systems
Surveillance infrastructure including cameras, equipment and network interfaces.
Access Control
Building entry and controlled-access systems integrated with operational requirements.
Building Management Systems
Infrastructure supporting monitoring and control interfaces between building systems.
Intercom Systems
Audio and communication systems supporting internal and controlled-entry communication.
Telephone & Data
Voice and data infrastructure integrated into the building ELV network.
Nurse Call Systems
Healthcare communication infrastructure connecting patient areas and clinical staff.
Master Clock Systems
Centralized time-distribution systems for facilities requiring coordinated timing.
Satellite Systems
Distribution infrastructure for selected television and satellite services.
Testing & Commissioning
System verification, device testing and coordinated completion before handover.
Every connected system
needs organized infrastructure.
Structured cabling provides a physical foundation for data, IP-based devices and many building technology systems. Routes, racks and terminations must be planned for accessibility and future expansion.
Monitor spaces.
Control access.
Security ELV systems combine field devices, network infrastructure and central equipment to support surveillance and controlled access across the facility.
Connect building systems
to operational information.
BMS and control infrastructure can provide centralized interfaces for monitoring and coordinating selected building services, equipment and operational conditions.
ELV supports more
than security and data.
Different facilities require specialist communication and operational systems. Their infrastructure should be coordinated with the wider ELV network without losing each system's dedicated function.
ELV infrastructure must be
coordinated before installation.
Cable trays, conduits, racks, cameras, access devices and control interfaces must be coordinated with architectural finishes, ceilings, electrical systems, HVAC equipment and other building services.
ELV systems shaped
by building operation.
The combination of low current systems varies according to building use, security requirements, communication needs and operational complexity.
Healthcare Facilities
Commercial Buildings
Industrial Facilities
Residential Developments
Educational Buildings
Hospitality & Mixed-Use Facilities
Plan the infrastructure
around the building.
Low current system selection should respond to the facility's use, technology requirements, security strategy, operating model and future expansion rather than applying the same system architecture to every project.
From system requirements
to connected building.
ELV construction requires coordination from infrastructure planning and containment through devices, equipment, testing and system handover.
Assess
Review building use and required ELV systems.
Coordinate
Coordinate devices, rooms and system interfaces.
Prepare
Plan containment, racks and cable pathways.
Install
Execute cabling, equipment and field-device installation.
Test
Verify devices, infrastructure and system operation.
Commission
Complete coordinated ELV system commissioning and handover.
Reliable technology
begins with infrastructure.
Low current performance depends on organized pathways, system coordination, accessible equipment and controlled installation.
