Typical Access Control Door wiring behind Sheetrock Walls.

Today, I'm demonstrating how a typical Access Control wiring for a single door is done with and without conduit.
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[@NoHypocrisy42]

I like the flex to the door frame. Doesn't the nipple pinch the wire when they put in the frame?

[@lowvoltageghost888]

Not for these particular frames because they are hollow. Usually, all this is planned in advance and see what kind of door designs we are working with.

[@arfink9949]

Thanks for the detailed video!

[@lowvoltageghost888]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.

[@ldawson619]

Can I hire you for consulting? Won't take too much of your time and will be done remotely.

[@lowvoltageghost888]

Sure. Email me.

[@techti8792]

What's the on call schedule like being in low voltage?

[@lowvoltageghost888]

Haven't experienced On Call Service, if that's what you mean. We have a service department that take care of any service tickets and on call, from what I heard it sucks, because you can get called any second of the day, but there is benefits to it like going to take care of a ticket and fix it in 30 minutes and charge 4 hrs. Depends on how you see it.

[@techti8792]

@@lowvoltageghost888 yeah I feel the pain on that service schedule. I'm on rack refrigeration at supermarkets.

[@lowvoltageghost888]

Have you thought of uploading videos?

[@techti8792]

@@lowvoltageghost888 yes in the near future. I had comms loss ticket today haha

[@lowvoltageghost888]

That be cool, are installing any of the new systems that Walgreens has, like screens in front of the refrigerators? That shows all the items but on the door screen?