Professional Electrical Services for Your Home and Business

At Beshere Electric, we pride ourselves on providing high-quality electrical services for both residential, commercial and industrial clients.  With over 50 years of experience in the industry, we have the knowledge and expertise to tackle even the most complex electrical problems. Our team of licensed and insured electricians is committed to delivering different applications and installations to satisfy office needs of all sizes. We are here to help!

 Regular voltage wiring (High voltage)

• Function: Carries the standard electrical current (typically 120V in the US, and higher for some commercial or industrial applications) used to power lighting fixtures, electrical outlets, and heavy-duty appliances like computers, printers, and other plugged-in devices.
• Characteristics: Usually involves thicker conductors and insulation materials to handle the higher electrical current and voltage.
• Safety: Requires strict adherence to safety precautions during installation and maintenance due to the higher risk of electrical shock and fire hazards. 

Low voltage wiring (Structured cabling)

• Function: Handles lower voltage levels (typically 50V or less, commonly 12V, 24V, or 48V) and primarily carries data and signals rather than high-power electricity. It's crucial for modern office systems like:
  • Data and Networking: Ethernet cables (Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6A), fiber optics for high-speed internet and local area networks (LANs).
  • Telecommunications: Telephone systems, Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) systems.
  • Security Systems: Surveillance cameras (CCTV), alarm systems, access control systems (key card readers, biometrics), motion sensors.
  • Audiovisual (AV) Systems: Projectors, conference room displays, intercoms, sound systems.
  • Building Automation: Smart thermostats, lighting controls, HVAC controls.
  • IoT Devices: Supporting the growing number of connected devices in a smart office environment.
• Characteristics: Uses thinner wires, often with specialized insulation to prevent interference. Low voltage wiring is generally more flexible than regular wiring.
• Safety: Considered safer to handle and poses a lower risk of electrical shock due to the lower voltage levels.
• Efficiency: Consumes less power, potentially reducing energy costs and environmental impact.
• Adaptability & Scalability: Low voltage systems are easier to install, modify, and upgrade, allowing businesses to adapt to new technologies and expand their infrastructure as needed.