Security & Low Voltage

Every panel, zone and cable run your team has documented

Which panel is at that account, how the zones are programmed, what camera went where and what the last tech noted in the head-end closet — searchable in plain English on site.

Security & Low Voltage in the field

What your techs actually ask

Low-voltage work is almost entirely site-specific. The manufacturer manual is the easy half; the hard half is what your installer decided three years ago and wrote in a note.

QWhat panel is at the Fairview account and how are the zones set?
ADSC PowerSeries Neo HS2064. Zones 1–8 perimeter contacts, 9–12 motion, 13 glass-break in the lobby, 14 duress at reception.
Source: Job #1902 · programming notes
QWhich cameras did we install at Fairview and what is the PoE load?
A6 × Hikvision DS-2CD2143G2 domes, 6.5 W each at PoE class 3. The 8-port injector there is rated 120 W total.
Source: Job #2140 · equipment record
QWhat cable did we run on the Fairview exterior?
ADirect-burial rated Cat6 outdoor, in conduit from the head-end to the north corner. Interior runs are plenum Cat6.
Source: Job #2140 · tech notes
QAnything I should know before opening the head-end closet?
ALast tech noted the UPS is undersized and the rack is shared with the tenant’s network gear — get facilities to unlock it.
Source: Job #4406 · tech notes
QWhat is the access-control controller at Brookline and its door count?
AMercury LP1502 controller, 2 doors, expanded to 6 with two MR52 boards on the RS-485 loop.
Source: brookline-access-asbuilt.pdf · p.2
Where answers come from

What a low-voltage answer is built from

This trade lives or dies on as-builts and install notes. Both are text, and text is what FieldIQ is good at.

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Panel and zone history
Programming notes and zone maps by customer and site, from your ticket and job records.
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Device and equipment records
Cameras, controllers, readers and recorders by model, with where each one went.
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As-builts and diagrams you upload
Riser diagrams, cable schedules and closeout packages, indexed and searchable by question.
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Installer notes
The free-text detail about access, tenant coordination and site quirks that never makes it into a field.

What FieldIQ will not do

FieldIQ does not include NFPA 72 or any other licensed standard — upload your copy if the crew needs it searchable. It is also not a credential store: do not upload password lists or door codes expecting a secrets manager, because it is not one. And it will not tell you a life-safety installation is compliant. It shows the manufacturer document and your own as-built, and the licensed technician makes that call.

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