Unifi Install For A Doctors Office

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  • Опубліковано 21 лис 2024

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  • @pitsnipe5559
    @pitsnipe5559 Рік тому +62

    You always impress me with your attention to detail and the neatness if your work. Many people don’t recognize the importance of neat work until it cones time to troubleshoot. My old trade school instructor would be pleased. He always emphasized to us apprentices to do our work in a neat and workmanlike manner. Hope we get to see more on site videos.

    • @cd1168
      @cd1168 Рік тому

      Attention to detail? He didn’t record the most important part of setting up the cables and rack. Ridiculous. Why post the videov

  • @tevinkelderman
    @tevinkelderman Рік тому +53

    Bro at least take me out to dinner before showing me that cable management

  • @mrd4233
    @mrd4233 Рік тому +7

    My favorite channel about "on site networking" tasks! Clean, concice and very professional job!

  • @shiftnsix
    @shiftnsix Рік тому +15

    Beautiful install! You are a true professional Cody. Thanks for all the great content you’ve shared over the years, I really appreciate you sharing your expertise.

  • @IFlipRizla
    @IFlipRizla 7 місяців тому

    I enjoy watching your videos, funny to me because in the UK we treat things like this like a factory worker, one company for cabling, another for CCTV and in house or or another company for network management, yet you do all three. I would love to do that as my daily job.

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  7 місяців тому

      Ya I love doing buildouts from start to finish. Some companies only hire us for one thing. But ends up cheaper for them if we do it all

  • @ScottRogers86
    @ScottRogers86 Рік тому +2

    so satisfying to watch all those 6 inch patch cables go in

    • @JJFlores197
      @JJFlores197 Рік тому

      Yep especially after seeing the mess of wires in our network cabinets at the schools I work at. I'm an IT tech for a school district. I spent many hours about 3 years ago cleaning up the cabinets at 2 sites. They're not pretty, but they look much better than when I started. Its one of my summer projects, but we have too many other projects going on and I feel we're very understaffed relative to the amount of projects we have.

  • @wiebowesterhof
    @wiebowesterhof Рік тому +7

    Sweet install, very clean indeed. Must admit that AI theta is looking interesting. It is much more discrete but with that dewarping mode, impressive video output.

  • @Evan-lg1xp
    @Evan-lg1xp Рік тому +13

    Man, great work! That is a huge dentist office haha. Everything looks extremely neat and tidy. Great work man.

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Рік тому +5

      It’s a big place ( a doctors office not dentist) but all the same lol

    • @RandomUser2401
      @RandomUser2401 Рік тому

      it's now also thankfully protected against bandits.

  • @philsowers
    @philsowers Рік тому +1

    Great video. I'd love to hear about how you go about customer acquisition to get and then any CRM you use to retain customers, as well as any pricing. Would especially love to hear about getting in on new installs.

  • @joelmaxwell2119
    @joelmaxwell2119 8 місяців тому

    Nice job! One recommendation for mounting the equipment. Put the screws in the bottom holes and not diagonal or the top. As gravity holds the top. Plus its a good habit for when you put taller than 1RU items in as it eliminates any torquing and twisting of the equipment.

  • @PE4Doers
    @PE4Doers Рік тому +5

    If I had that job, I think I would have convinced the Project Manager (probably just one of the Doctor's) to buy and have installed (using different cabling paths) backup CAT-6 cables to each outlet in all critical ares. I managed the Network install of my Brother-In-Laws medical office (as a favor with no Pay). About 6-months later, a fan in one of the Air Conditioner vents was replaced, and they accidentally cut (and pulled-out for some reason) four of the CAT-6 cables, resulting in the loss of network for two Doctors on their Office Desktops (fortunately redundant using WiFi), and connectivity to their CT Scan and one X-Ray room. It took almost a week to get everything back up by running/replacing the runs (once again gratis on my part and also leading to injury on one of my knees - however there were many doctors and 'easy to look at' Nurses around to help). Lesson Learned, unless the 'easy to look at' is considered a bonus.

    • @PE4Doers
      @PE4Doers Рік тому

      By the way, your wiring and rack setup is definitely a 'Show Case', and I'm jealous.

    • @mvp_kryptonite
      @mvp_kryptonite Рік тому

      That was my thought when I saw that last cable being terminated for the door, what about backup cabling.

  • @Net-Extension
    @Net-Extension Рік тому +1

    Excellent work Cody. This is the kind of installations that set the bar. Clean and well thought. Job Well Done !!!!

  • @stack.1
    @stack.1 Рік тому

    Nice setup, a rack shelf is just that a shelf, so far you've figured your own mounting options that works for you, who's to say what's better

  • @samsampier7147
    @samsampier7147 Рік тому

    Love these cabling videos. All my clients are remote. So satisfying to watch.

  • @SPXLabs
    @SPXLabs Рік тому +1

    This is my favourite type of content. So peaceful and enjoyable.

  • @mikeosude
    @mikeosude Рік тому +1

    Hi Kodi, I really love your unifi videos, I was wondering if you could make a video on unifi protect, access and talk multi site management (having same credentials and permissions that work between different sites with different dream machines or UNVR or cloud keys). Basically the setup is going to be to have a user be able to use their door access credentials in different offices and can call a different site/office with and internal extension through talk.

  • @ChristopherOdd
    @ChristopherOdd Рік тому +2

    Awesome watch as usual. I'm curious how tech proficient some of these businesses are before hiring you.

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Рік тому +3

      My contact knows quiet a bit. The doctor was recommended to me from someone in Alberta that watches my channel! Gotta love how UA-cam gets me job 😎

  • @waltercheeks5309
    @waltercheeks5309 Рік тому +1

    A very clean install. Without giving specifics, what does a job like this cost in Canada today?

  • @paulmotley8747
    @paulmotley8747 Рік тому +4

    Very cool, thanks for taking the time to share.

  • @webluke
    @webluke Рік тому +4

    I'm impressed with the 360 camera. Do you put the door access hub above the door in the drop celling? Looks like a great install.

  • @ThunderChasers
    @ThunderChasers Рік тому +1

    Makes me want to get into networking as a business. Excellent work!

  • @ShinyTechThings
    @ShinyTechThings Рік тому +1

    Great video man, I'm really liking the Theta!

  • @philellis7436
    @philellis7436 Рік тому +2

    Fantastic install, Cody! Thanks for your great videos.

  • @mvp_kryptonite
    @mvp_kryptonite Рік тому

    Nice work! That little Thea camera works well too

  • @tablatronix
    @tablatronix Рік тому +1

    Have you seen that tool for wire pulling/guiding in the corner of drop ceilings ? Its pretty cool, snaps on and it like a corner funnel

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Рік тому +1

      I have something similar called the pulling pal
      Affiliate link : amzn.to/3LP5PyA

  • @xspance
    @xspance Рік тому

    Great product, completely given up trying to get any stock to run a business in Australia.

  • @RolandLyngvig
    @RolandLyngvig Рік тому

    Fantastic craftsmanship. Very well done. Enjoyed looking at your cabling work.

  • @DavidDiaz-lq9gf
    @DavidDiaz-lq9gf Рік тому

    Hey brother I just discovered your channel about a week ago and have been enjoying your videos very much. Your work is super clean, thanks for sharing

  • @rbs427
    @rbs427 Рік тому

    Dude! You're neater than me, and I didn't think it was possible. I learned from you today! Thank you!

  • @jameskurk5668
    @jameskurk5668 Рік тому

    Larger service loops. tighter sweeps to patch panels. First two access points are too close. Unifi protect, and access = boo.
    Lucky to have conduit in the wall. Used to fishing everything.

  • @sydneyli-q7x
    @sydneyli-q7x 6 місяців тому

    Great video! I had a a lot of funny watching everything come together.

  • @MarkCohnNCS
    @MarkCohnNCS Рік тому

    Excellent video! Where did you put the UA-Hub Access Hub?

  • @bhavikchotalia1949
    @bhavikchotalia1949 Рік тому +1

    Nice & clean work Cody. Just wondering, does WAN sfp+ on udm works with switch? Thanks

  • @Beachnative42
    @Beachnative42 8 місяців тому

    Nice rack organization but I always get the audio and TV guys trying to cram their stuff into the same rack

  • @rafaelmathieu
    @rafaelmathieu Рік тому

    First thought was I bed this is the video of the same office you posted the picture of on reddit

  • @Kjaywest
    @Kjaywest Рік тому +1

    That looks great bro. Love it.

  • @sab29999
    @sab29999 Рік тому

    Good job but it will be interesting to know also how you configure these networks. For example do you segment data, VoIP, cctv, Guest Wi-Fi with VLANS, etc ?

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Рік тому

      Hey I do have other video that show setups of UDM pros from start to finish :)

  • @JasonsLabVideos
    @JasonsLabVideos Рік тому +2

    Nice work Cody !!

  • @avrumyeinhorn8390
    @avrumyeinhorn8390 Рік тому

    Beautiful work where do you buy vertical Cable products in Canada?

  • @jamespollock2500
    @jamespollock2500 Рік тому

    I really like your videos giving allot of information, and your installs are neat. Can you do a couple of videos on the settings in just unifi console? In some of your videos you lock the system down tight, others you don't cover I so much. I am trying to manage a church unifi network and end a couple of threats. Something has maipoi usage in the Gb level and trying to lock it down.

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Рік тому

      Hey James,
      I am planning on doing more videos shortly just waiting on the network controller update

  • @smapz3265
    @smapz3265 Рік тому +2

    Nice job! What is that tool you are using at 0:50 to organize the cables for wrapping? That looks handy!

    • @rjbraun
      @rjbraun Рік тому

      Yes that's exactly what I want to know as well!

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Рік тому +2

      Its a cable comb ( Affiliate link) amzn.to/42857SP

  • @CameronMagee
    @CameronMagee Рік тому

    Another great project. Thanks for sharing.

  • @daniega
    @daniega Рік тому

    I've been in Cisco environments and have now been tasked to find solutions to our smaller clientele with budget constraints. Unifi gear is a god send, however some things I'm traditionally used to such as "Stacking" doesn't look to be supported, am I wrong? How are we managing "Stacks", Lost right now.

  • @kennethjames2512
    @kennethjames2512 Рік тому +1

    Nice job. What phones are they using and how did you get them to unlock the door? as in do they work with unifi access?

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Рік тому +1

      Grandstream with some hosted solution. They will be using cell phones with the UID app to unlock the doors

  • @systech911
    @systech911 Рік тому +1

    Awesome, very professional.

  • @richardfox1852
    @richardfox1852 Рік тому

    Beautiful work, Absolutely gorgeous layout. Is this circuit on emergency power? Did you put in a large UPS. I think EP is key when dealing with access control and security cameras.

  • @timoftheboat
    @timoftheboat Рік тому

    Can you expand on the door locks you used, how they are powered, and how the fail safe?

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Рік тому +1

      The lock is just an electric strike that is connected to the Unifi access hub to get power 12v. The network is connected to a UPS in case of power failure

  • @syl764
    @syl764 Рік тому +1

    I wouldn't wire both switches to the UDM (like a top of rack switch). It's the weakest switch in the setup and doesn't even support RSTP.

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Рік тому

      Well that’s good to know I had no clue RSTP wasn’t supported! Thanks you :)

  • @jin3121
    @jin3121 9 місяців тому

    Can you show the process of running cables in a business unit?

  • @jeffrey8859
    @jeffrey8859 Рік тому

    Very smart looking install, great job!

  • @seidmadur
    @seidmadur Рік тому +1

    Clean setup!

  • @ninjamunky
    @ninjamunky Рік тому

    Nicely done. Ever consider a hinged rack?

  • @TheKMZ1
    @TheKMZ1 8 місяців тому

    Did you use a separate firewall like PF sense or something like that or is the UDM-Pro good enough in this case? Just curious thanks

  • @rebeccafuhrmann7804
    @rebeccafuhrmann7804 8 місяців тому

    At my workplace we often do similar job sites with Unifi Network and cameras - do you know if there is any marketing material (like videos or pictures) we can use on our Website or instagram to promote the products?

  • @barrysauce
    @barrysauce Рік тому

    Beautiful install man I wish I would have gone with ubiquiti hardware instead of FS. I like the rack it's a perfect size. Need to get one myself but a little smaller.

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Рік тому

      I know a few companies who went with FS as Unifi didnt have stock. Its not back but the interface is a little harder to work with

  • @mauricioselim2294
    @mauricioselim2294 Рік тому +1

    Excellent work Cody!, I wanted to ask you about the size of the patch cords you used and where I can buy them, I find that it looks much better than using long patch cords and Rack Mount Cable Management Raceway Duct Panel with Cover Black. Congratulations on your work.

  • @DiyintheGhetto
    @DiyintheGhetto Місяць тому

    How far up from the floor is that rack Mounted? I know everyone is different but this seems to be mounted just at the right height.

  • @ShadowOmnier
    @ShadowOmnier Рік тому

    Dude, that’s one sexy install!!

  • @unicodefox
    @unicodefox Рік тому

    At least we all know if we break into this building where the CCTV cameras are now.

  • @Foiliagegaming
    @Foiliagegaming Рік тому

    Wouldn't you want to have two other switches for failover? Something like the aggregation switch?

  • @JohnEnglishTech
    @JohnEnglishTech Рік тому +1

    I love it! Nice work dude. Working on a Doctors office as well. Started the ubiquiti drip a while ago with a couple of In wall APs and a POE 48 Pro to run their IP phones and whatnot. Now they have a UNVR, UDM Pro, and will have 9+ cameras, 6 are G4 Pros. I'm thinking they're a good candidate for a door system as well.

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Рік тому +1

      Thanks! I really like the door access for small offices

    • @RandomUser2401
      @RandomUser2401 Рік тому +1

      hopefully also your doctors office will soon be protected against bandits looting the place.

  • @MikeHarris1984
    @MikeHarris1984 Рік тому +1

    How do you have an AI Theta camera behind the desk? HIPPA regulations prohibit that as it can pick up personal and private data on computer monitors. for the door access, is that a back door to the office, or the network room? Did you install the emegency push to exit system too for fire code? Also for fire code in your area, are you allowed to power fail CLOSED for the lock, or do you have to power fail to OPEN?...actually, nevermind on thqat, lol, the push bar meets that requirement where in an emergency users can push bar to open door leaving the mag lock fail CLOSED for security.

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Рік тому +1

      With any Unifi camera you can have privacy zones so it totally blocks out certain areas ( like computer screens). For Unifi access there is a push paddle on the door so you can always exit no matter what. We never install maglocks but if you do you most definitely need to have some fail safe set

  • @stuckintb
    @stuckintb Рік тому

    So clean and well done

  • @jfkastner
    @jfkastner Рік тому +1

    Looks great!

  • @genesiscatano
    @genesiscatano Рік тому

    I have seen that you have used other brand cameras. How do you know when to user Ubiquiti and when to use other brand cameras? It is because the user asked you for it or did you recommend it to him?

  • @spokdayz
    @spokdayz Рік тому

    Hello Cody, do you make your own 0.15m cables ? If not, where did you buy theim ?

  • @El3andro
    @El3andro Рік тому

    Why did you put on the strain relief with the cable ties that early, even before you installed the keystone modules? What do you do, of the keystone Module took too much or too less cable? The keystone would not fit anymore into the patch panel

  • @skorpion1298
    @skorpion1298 Рік тому

    Would have loved to hear those satisfying clicks at 2:43

  • @The_Dude_1
    @The_Dude_1 Рік тому +2

    Do you run the cables or do you only come in and finish after an installer does the cabling?

  • @davidhall6977
    @davidhall6977 Рік тому

    If you had two WAN connections, how would you DAC cable the devices together? If the SFP ports were only 1Gb would you LAG the switches together?

  • @terryjohnson3100
    @terryjohnson3100 Рік тому +1

    Looks awesome!

  • @SBPepperminion
    @SBPepperminion 10 місяців тому

    How many Ethernet jacks per wall box would you prefer?

  • @MisterThinko
    @MisterThinko Рік тому

    BIG FUCKING METAL DOOR and paper walls :P
    Good work

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Рік тому

      What would you like me to do about that lol I don’t construct it

  • @Bagged_Cayman
    @Bagged_Cayman Рік тому

    Cable job would fail fire inspection becuase its not suspended above ceiling, no cables should touch ceiling tiles.

  • @Paja113
    @Paja113 9 місяців тому

    Hi. From which manufacturer are you using this 6 inch Patch cables? 👋

  • @bobnjc
    @bobnjc 7 місяців тому

    Good morning, Cody, what wire comb did you use at this site?

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  7 місяців тому

      Hey,
      This is the one I currently use
      amzn.to/3UsnXme
      ( Amazon affiliate link)

  • @giggadan
    @giggadan Рік тому

    What do you think of the ai 360s vs the ai theta. Just did a install with 7 360s and maybe the theta would’ve looked cleaner. I know night vision is bad on the theta and without many reviews I didn’t want to risk it long term.

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Рік тому

      The view on both are great imo. I like with the theta you get two lenses one for 360 and one for wide angle if you want. In saying that I love the AI360 and we are adding one to this site as well. For the reception area the AI Theta just looked a lot better ( in this setting anyways)

  • @darealdynasty
    @darealdynasty Рік тому

    Amazing content! Does anyone know the name of the tool Cody uses to bunch the cables together at 0:45 ??

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Рік тому +2

      It’s called a cable comb. Affiliate link below
      amzn.to/3BdgpcD

    • @darealdynasty
      @darealdynasty Рік тому

      @@MactelecomNetworks Thank you so much for the prompt reply! I have been searching high and low for this lol Cheers!

  • @ivenom6740
    @ivenom6740 Рік тому

    have you heard anything about number porting in canada?

  • @Cortexian
    @Cortexian Рік тому

    Did you do the structured cabling for this site as well, or was it already run by another contractor?

  • @mariuszpl88
    @mariuszpl88 Рік тому

    Great video as always!

  • @michaelmm94
    @michaelmm94 Рік тому +1

    HDMI over Cat 6 is so much more reliable than HDMI extenders, once you break 50ft you either need HDMI over fiber or CAT6, you can alternatively inject 5v into HDMI over 50ft for the signal to reach, but not really an ideal solution.

    • @JJFlores197
      @JJFlores197 Рік тому

      Yep. I had to install one of those about a month ago at one of the schools I work at. We got a new interactive display to install and the existing HDMI run apparently failed while we were testing it. It was easily a 25 ft run. We happened to have an HDMI over CAT6 extender and a direct ethernet connection from a nearby wall port to where the display was. Only issue is there were 2 ethernet cables dangling from the ceiling tile and of course, they weren't labeled.

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Рік тому +1

      TBH I didnt even know HDMI over cat 6 was a thing. This is only going maybe 25-30 feet and seems to work fine

    • @michaelmm94
      @michaelmm94 Рік тому

      @@MactelecomNetworks yeah it's really useful for long distance, just two little converter boxes on each end. At 30ft though it's not necessary I've only found a need for it going over 50ft

  • @alecfagan9753
    @alecfagan9753 Рік тому +1

    Curious, what is the palo alto used for? I see it hiding at the bottom of the rack..

  • @jacksonf4
    @jacksonf4 Рік тому

    What kind of patch cables are those and where did you get them?

  • @scottmcneilly3805
    @scottmcneilly3805 Рік тому

    pretty slick

  • @darylzero3139
    @darylzero3139 Рік тому

    @ 1:23 what was that crimper? It crimped the keystone jack all at once?

  • @TheTylerMayfield
    @TheTylerMayfield 10 місяців тому

    Do you have an electrician physically run all the cabling or do you do that as well?

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  10 місяців тому +1

      I do it my self :)

    • @TheTylerMayfield
      @TheTylerMayfield 10 місяців тому

      @@MactelecomNetworks Awesome man! Looking to start a similar business after about a decade as a network engineer and building automation engineer. Thanks for your videos, they are great!

  • @mainerdiy8399
    @mainerdiy8399 Рік тому

    Do the contractors label all the cat lines when they run them?

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Рік тому

      Well I mean I ran all the cables 😂 yup everything is labelled with a wire wrap

  • @adamkemp5604
    @adamkemp5604 Рік тому

    I had a question where are you getting the wires at for the half of feet or 1 foot? They used in rackmount the connect from that black box to the unify switch it or do you hand make them

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Рік тому

      These are similar to the ones I use. Affiliate link amzn.to/3LFf1El

  • @Richard_GIS
    @Richard_GIS Рік тому +1

    4:40 the access points are pretty close, do you enable fast roaming? Bevore i had it not enabled and my wlan call dropped and switched to normal phone mode when it switched from one ap to another, but since i enabled fast roaming, no drops or switching to normal phone mode during talking.

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Рік тому +3

      No fast roaming but it will be on low power. I’ll end up doing a wireless survey and if we need to move it we will.
      This was the pre design now we validate

  • @SirHackaL0t.
    @SirHackaL0t. Рік тому

    Do you need to have an emergency release for the door latch that’s controlled by the Unifi system?

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Рік тому

      You can exit this door no matter what it has a push handle that allows you out

    • @michaeljones5681
      @michaeljones5681 Рік тому

      ​@@MactelecomNetworks I am trying to work out, if it has the push to exit latch what is the point of an access controller on the door?

  • @mohammedali6338
    @mohammedali6338 5 місяців тому

    If I have 6 POE devices (cameras and intercom) over 80m away from the main switch should I run 6 long cables or use small switches at some point in the middle to reduce the cables heading to the main switch?

  • @Meister_Jedi
    @Meister_Jedi Рік тому

    Great work 👍🏼

  • @dallastv7346
    @dallastv7346 10 місяців тому

    Anyone know what that roundish blue and yellow cable management tool is? Never seen it, but I like it.

  • @MagMan4x4
    @MagMan4x4 Рік тому

    Is this all just recording to the UDM SE?

  • @ILruffian
    @ILruffian Рік тому

    New sub here. Great content. Great explanations and super-clean installs. It should be you with 15 mil subs, not the Linus guy.
    Food for thought to consider going forward. We are fast getting to the point where camera resolution will be sufficient to capture details in documentation (either on paper or computer screens) to the point that it is considered PHI (protected health information) as per HIPAA. Storage of PHI opens up a whole can of worms, and the fines for violating HIPAA are mindblowing.
    This is unlikely to be an issue for the current gen of Unifi Protect cams. But no question it becomes an issue within two years. Bottom line is that I wouldn't want to be the test case.

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Рік тому

      Ya that will definitely be an issue in the future. The cameras have pretty high equality already. Thanks for watching !

  • @tomasztomaszewski9826
    @tomasztomaszewski9826 Рік тому

    I've question, why do you use wooden backplate, is something wrong with walls in US/Canada?

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Рік тому +2

      Nothing wrong with the walls. It just gives us space behind the rack if we even need to run a cable behind it. Also I prefer it a bit off the wall

  • @lukasc4534
    @lukasc4534 9 місяців тому

    this is amazing

  • @TheAsjdj
    @TheAsjdj Рік тому

    Doesn't the two switches need a link between them in case of failure of one switch or for quick transport if someone need to talk with something and can move from switch to switch.
    I'm simply just asking as I normally work with cisco

  • @LordSaliss
    @LordSaliss Рік тому

    I really miss conduit in walls :( Newer buildings suck in the US

    • @MactelecomNetworks
      @MactelecomNetworks  Рік тому

      There is conduits almost everywhere where data drops were. The electricians did a great job