Remote ELV, ICT, security and audiovisual design for Austrian commercial, residential, hospitality, healthcare and data centre projects in Vienna, Graz, Linz, Salzburg and Innsbruck.
We support architects, engineering offices, developers and contractors with coordinated ELV drawings, schedules, specifications and BIM/CAD deliverables. Fire protection follows the EN 54 series where specified and the OIB guidelines as the project requires, with the local building and fire authorities confirmed at the start.
Eight core systems, designed as one coordinated package for Austrian projects.
Addressable fire detection and alarm design to the EN 54 series and the OIB guideline requirements, as the project specifies where the project specifies it, with zoning, cause-and-effect and interfaces to access control and HVAC.
Fire alarm designCamera coverage, recording and storage sizing, and VMS integration, designed with Austrian and EU data protection rules in mind: field of view, masking, retention and access control.
CCTV designReader, controller and credential architecture, door schedules and integration with intruder and fire systems for offices, campuses and residential buildings.
Access control designVoice alarm and public address design, speaker coverage, zoning and intelligibility planning for evacuation and normal use.
PA & voice alarmIntrusion zoning and perimeter detection with alarm signalling, and clear interfaces to CCTV and access control.
Intrusion detectionBMS and IBMS architecture, controller and sensor points for HVAC, lighting and metering, integrated with the ELV network.
BMS designBackbone, horizontal and rack cabling designs with schedules and containment routes, including fibre risers and Wi-Fi planning.
ICT cabling designConference, AV and IPTV distribution, racks, signal routing and control interfaces for meeting rooms, hotels and public areas.
AV system designThe Austrian rules and market conditions that change the ELV design brief.
Building requirements are set through the OIB guidelines and applied by the state and municipal building authorities. The local fire brigade reviews fire safety for many buildings. Cybersecurity duties under NISG 2026 are supervised by the national authority. Confirm the route for each project at the start.
The standards are confirmed for each project. EN 54 is used for fire detection and alarm where specified, the OIB guidelines set the building requirements, and cabling and video standards follow the specification. Final acceptance rests with the authorities and the project's authorised professionals.