Bezemer Industries case study
Project Spotlight: Every Low-Voltage System in One New Clovis Dental Office
Published · Updated
Project complete, confirmed September 22, 2026. This case documents the design and coordination phase. Equipment quantities below describe the planned scope.
5,000
Square feet
70-80
Planned network drops
15
Planned cameras
5
Systems, one design
The Client
A dental office in Clovis, building a brand-new 5,000 square foot space from the ground up.
The Scope
Everything low-voltage in one coordinated design: structured cabling (roughly 70 to 80 drops), access control, a burglar alarm, CCTV with 15 cameras, and background music. On a new build, these five systems share pathways, panels, and network, and designing them together is the difference between one clean infrastructure and five vendors' worth of overlap.
Five Systems, One Design
| System | Scope |
|---|---|
| Structured cabling | Roughly 70 to 80 planned drops |
| CCTV | 15 planned cameras |
| Access control | Doors and credentials, integrated with DMP |
| Burglar alarm | Full intrusion coverage |
| Background music | Zoned audio throughout |
The Challenge
The original design arrived thin, missing information a build actually needs, and once the general contractor awarded the job, a chain of prerequisite work surfaced that nobody had sequenced. New construction rewards the contractor who asks the annoying questions early.
Door Hardware Coordinated Before Installation
While coordinating against the plans, Bezemer found the door hardware being ordered didn't match what the access control spec required. Finding the mismatch during design allowed it to be addressed before installation. It's a practical example of why access-control specifications and door-hardware schedules need to be reviewed together.
The System to Watch
The design paired access control and cameras on DMP so door events and video could be reviewed together. The planning goal was one coordinated system for the office team, with the relevant video available alongside an access event.
Project Status
The project is complete, as confirmed on September 22, 2026. The documented design covers a 5,000-square-foot office with roughly 70 to 80 planned network drops, 15 planned cameras, access control, intrusion alarms and background music. The lesson in this case is the coordination work: resolving prerequisites, matching door hardware to the access-control specification and planning shared pathways before installation.
Why It Matters for Your Project
If you're planning a new Clovis facility, bring the floor-use requirements, construction schedule, door-hardware schedule and system responsibilities to the assessment. Review cabling, doors, cameras, alarms and audio together before walls close. That gives the project team a chance to resolve dependencies while design changes are still practical.
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