Electrical & Power
Low Voltage Technician jobs
Low voltage techs install structured cabling, security systems, access control, fire alarm and AV systems.
- Typical US pay
- $40k–$85k /yr
- ≈ $19–$41/hr
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- Also called
- cable technician, fiber technician, security technician, fire alarm technician
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What does a low voltage technician do?
- Pull, terminate and test Cat6 and fiber cabling
- Install cameras, access control and intrusion systems
- Program fire alarm panels and devices
- Label, document and certify network runs
Key skills
- Structured cabling
- Fiber splicing
- Fire alarm
- Access control
- Network testing
How to become a low voltage technician
Trade school or on-the-job training; manufacturer and BICSI certifications are common.
Licensing & certifications
Many states require a low-voltage or limited-energy license; NICET for fire alarm.
Frequently asked questions
How much do low voltage technicians make?
Low Voltage Technicians in the US typically earn about $40k to $85k a year, depending on experience, location, specialty and union membership.
How do I become a low voltage technician?
Trade school or on-the-job training; manufacturer and BICSI certifications are common.
Do low voltage technicians need a license?
Many states require a low-voltage or limited-energy license; NICET for fire alarm.
What other job titles are there for low voltage technicians?
Common titles include cable technician, fiber technician, security technician, fire alarm technician, data cabling installer.
Pay ranges are approximate US figures for entry-level through experienced workers and vary by region, union status and specialty.