Networking
Switches, routers, firewalls and Wi-Fi. The backbone everything else runs on.
What we source
An under-specified network quote surfaces later — as a switch that can't power the cameras and access points you already own.
Access switches
PoE and PoE+ for cameras, access points and phones, with the power budget stated rather than assumed.
Aggregation and core switching
Uplink capacity, stacking, and the optics to connect them.
Firewalls and security appliances
Hardware plus the license and support terms it requires — often left off a quote, never optional.
Wireless access points
Indoor, outdoor and high-density, with the controller or cloud licensing they require.
Optics and cabling
SFP and SFP+ modules, DACs, patch panels, patch cords and racks — the parts that block a cutover when they're missing.
Licensing and support contracts
Renewals and new terms, quoted alongside the hardware they attach to.
Licensing terms in this category change more often than the hardware does. We quote the term length explicitly so a renewal never arrives as a surprise.
Common asks
What people usually come to us with.
“PoE budget for thirty cameras and twelve access points.”
We total the actual draw rather than counting ports, because port count and power budget are different numbers.
“Refresh a switch stack that's out of support.”
Current model equivalents, the optics to match your existing uplinks, and a note on anything that won't stack with what you're keeping.
“Segment the guest network from the business network.”
The hardware and licensing that make it possible. The configuration itself belongs to your team or your integrator.
Also in the catalog
Buying more than one category?
Send them together. A mixed build stays one quote and one invoice.
Next step
Send us the requirement. We'll come back with options and a price.
Part numbers, a written spec, or the outcome you need. Any of the three is enough to begin.