Panther National Smart Home & Low-Voltage Systems

New construction is the opportunity to design pathways, equipment rooms, power, cooling and network capacity before finishes limit the options. We coordinate the low-voltage scope with the owner, builder, architect and electrical team.

Integrated technology for the residence

Infrastructure for contemporary new construction

Panther National in Palm Beach Gardens combines contemporary estate architecture with golf-course and preserve settings. Large glass walls, open rooms and long indoor-outdoor sightlines make shade pockets, speaker positions and wireless coverage important early decisions. Sentry Audio Video coordinates the low-voltage drawings with the builder and designer: cable pathways, rack access, lighting keypads, camera views and space for future changes. The new-system scope includes testing, labeled infrastructure, programming and owner training.

Existing-system service and takeovers

When the original integrator is unavailable, Sentry can document system access, controllers, networks, racks, accounts and connected devices. The review separates necessary repairs from optional improvements and preserves useful equipment when it remains reliable.

Frequently asked questions

When should the low-voltage contractor join the project?

Before framing and electrical rough-in decisions are finalized. Early coordination protects pathways, equipment space and device locations.

Do you install and certify fiber?

Yes. We install and certify fiber along with Cat6 and Cat6A when the property design calls for it.

Can cameras, access and AV share infrastructure?

Yes, when cabling, switching, PoE budgets, segmentation and backup planning are specified together.