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Case Studies
Not a portfolio. Each of these is a record of what the site actually needed, what made it difficult, what we designed in response, and what changed once it was running — infrastructure, problem-solving and the decisions in between.
Selected projects
From guest Wi-Fi to a custom authentication and management system.
A 21-room hotel with a large restaurant and banquet operation wanted one technology partner rather than five. The Wi-Fi went in the conventional way first — voucher access, then room and user authentication on the TP-Link controller. Then the client asked whether guests could be verified by SMS, which the off-the-shelf controller could not do on its own. So we built the AAA server, completed the DLT registration and integrated MSG91. Then they asked to stop logging into a controller just to see who was connected — so we built that too.
Delivered in collaboration with UrbanTech Services LLP.
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From recurring IP conflicts to a stable, maintainable camera network.
We took over the AMC on an existing 29-camera system across six towers. The network it ran on had no internet, nothing about it was managed, and the same addresses kept being handed out twice — which put us back on site to hunt for free ones. When the client asked for 28 more cameras there were no usable addresses left, so instead of adding to the problem we moved the cameras onto a dedicated network of their own and planned the junction structure around how a fault would later be found.
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Designing property-wide coverage around a finished three-acre site.
The bungalow, the garden and the machaan were already built and the walls and ceilings were closed, so opening them up again was never an option. The client wanted Wi-Fi in every corner of the grounds outside, including the parts nobody normally walks to. We reused the cable routes the electrician had already left, built five outdoor junctions, ran fibre on the legs where Cat6 distance would not have held, and kept the final copper runs short — with the camera layout pointed outward, because that is what the client asked for.
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Also on record
Three jobs that never needed a write-up, shown as the photographs that actually exist — taken on site, before and after. Nothing staged, nothing borrowed. Client names withheld where privacy applies.
CCTV & NVR setup
The recorder and its cabling moved out of a loose pile in the base of a cabinet and onto a fixed shelf, with the surplus cable coiled and secured clear of the unit.
Network rack build-out
Same rack, same ports. The patch leads were re-run to length across the Cat6 panels so a single port can be traced and changed without pulling the whole bundle apart.
Rack & cable termination
A loose bundle of Cat6 tails hanging below a TP-Link PoE switch, terminated and dressed into a wall-mounted rack with the switch and recorder mounted above them.
Every job on this page was planned, wired and handed over by the same crew.