Structured cabling & wireless

Name: MNB Security
Address: Bolton, ON, CA
Telephone: (647) 995-4215

Cabling, racks and wireless the next technician can actually follow. We install EMT and rigid conduit, Cat6 and Cat6A cable and wireless access points, tested and labelled to the agreed scope.

In business since 2020
We walk the site before we quote
Labelled, tested and documented at handover

Request a quote Call (647) 995-4215

Bank of parallel EMT conduits with matched offsets running down a concrete telecom room wall into Mercury and ICT enclosures in Vaughan, ON. — Parallel EMT conduit bank with matched offsets into security enclosures — Vaughan, ON.

What we can help with

We pull and certify Cat6 and Cat6A cable, thread and bend EMT and rigid conduit, fit out racks and network closets, and put in wireless access points and in-building cell signal across the GTA and select Southern Ontario sites.

Network cabling for security systems, desks and access points
Conduit, racks and network-closet fit-outs
Cable tested on a calibrated certifier, with the test files handed over

Photos from our jobs

More conduit and pathway

Surface EMT conduit drop running down a painted block wall from a pull box to a DSC Maxsys commercial keypad in Toronto, ON. — Surface EMT conduit drop to a DSC commercial keypad — Toronto, ON.

EMT conduit and junction box above a steel door frame feeding an electric strike, door position switch and REX sensor in Brampton, ON. — EMT conduit to electric lock and REX hardware at a door head — Brampton, ON.

Weatherproof PVC junction boxes and liquid-tight flexible conduit transitioning underground yard fibre and gate power at a fence line in Bolton, ON. — Weatherproof NEMA junction boxes and liquid-tight conduit at a yard fence line — Bolton, ON.

How it works

Rigid conduit

We run rigid, threaded and large trunk conduit for outdoor and industrial work. Rigid pipe is threaded on site and planned around every obstruction, with offsets where space is tight. Outdoors and in industrial buildings, it’s often what the job calls for.

Racks and network closets

We fit out racks and wall cabinets with patch panels, cable management, switches and backup power for the systems in scope. Labels and port records show exactly what plugs into what.

Cell signal inside the building

Concrete, steel and coated glass block cell signal. A distributed antenna system picks up the signal outside and carries it through the building to antennas in the ceiling.

DWG-06STRUCTURED CABLING, WIRELESS & DASRISER // NTS

1: Rack and patch panels; Organised patching, cable management, PoE switching and optional UPS capacity matched to the equipment and agreed scope.
2: EMT and rigid conduit; Overhead pathways and accessible pull points coordinated with the building and cable requirements.
3: Cat6 / Cat6A drops; Labelled, terminated copper links. Certification testing and reports are included where specified; the drawing does not represent test results.
4: PoE wireless access points; Ceiling and high-bay access points. Position, coverage and capacity depend on the site survey and wireless design.
5: Cell-signal DAS; Illustrative rooftop donor, amplifier and indoor antennas. Feasibility, carrier requirements, isolation and coverage require a site-specific design.

An illustrative commercial cabling and wireless riser: network rack and patch panels, overhead EMT and rigid conduit trunk, Cat6/Cat6A drops, PoE wireless access points, and an in-building cell-signal DAS. Testing, wireless coverage and DAS feasibility are confirmed in the project scope; not for construction.

What’s included

The final scope follows the drawings, the site walk and what each trade supplies.

What’s included: structured cabling
Part	What we do
Copper cabling	Cat5e, Cat6 and Cat6A pulled, terminated and labelled for cameras, doors, desks and access points
Testing	Permanent links in the certification scope tested on a calibrated certifier, with the specified reports handed over
Conduit	EMT, rigid and threaded conduit, including large trunk runs outdoors and around obstructions
Networking	Switches and network setup for the systems we install, coordinated with your IT team where you have one
Wireless	Wireless access points placed and cabled for the building, from office floors to high-bay warehouses
Cell signal	Distributed antenna systems that bring outside cell signal into buildings that block it
Rooms and racks	Racks, wall cabinets, patch panels, cable management and UPS in closets and network rooms
Documentation	Labels and agreed handover records, including as-builts, switch and port schedules and cable test reports where specified

We test and label the work in our scope, show your team how to use it, and hand over the agreed records: cable test reports, as-builts and port schedules where they’re part of the job.

Request a quote

Common questions

All questions

Do you only do cabling for security systems?

No. We cable the security systems, and also desks, access points and the rest of the building network, often while the ceiling is already open for the security work.

Do you certify the cable, or just install it?

We certify the permanent links in the testing scope on a calibrated certifier. The quote lists the test files, as-builts and port records you’ll get at handover.

Planning guides

Securing an industrial unit with a yard: a worked exampleAn illustrative industrial-unit security plan, from site walk to handover: controlled doors, yard cameras, an intercom, gate access and conduit.

Planning cabling or wireless work?

Tell us about the building, and whether it’s new work, a takeover or an addition to what’s there.

Request a quote Call (647) 995-4215

Drawings or photos? Email service@mnbsecurity.com