No installation can do without consumables. Cable, box, dowels, screws and other materials are used to create alarm systems, access control and video surveillance. When calculating the cost of creating any of the above systems, you should not forget about the cost of materials. In order to provide an approximate range of costs, you can use a simple scheme. First, calculate the number of cables required for installation of the system based on the hypothetical location of the equipment. Next, add 10% of the total cable cost to the cable. The total amount must cover all costs for consumables and cable products. In most cases, this rather primitive calculation scheme allows to determine the total cost of materials with a minimal error, but often, especially if the installation is part of a non-standard works section, the price of consumables grows to unimaginable proportions. The only advice that I would like to give in this case is, if possible, to buy consumables in bulk, the winnings become clear even at the initial stages of installation. Retail trade in consumables is not our profile, for this reason we are trying to persuade the buyer to wholesale purchases. The gain in relation to retail purchase to wholesale is so great that you simply do not want to buy materials at retail.

No installation can do without consumables. Cable, box, dowels, screws and other materials are used to create alarm systems, access control and video surveillance. When calculating the cost of creating any of the above systems, you should not forget about the cost of materials. In order to provide an approximate range of costs, you can use a simple scheme. First, calculate the number of cables required for installation of the system based on the hypothetical location of the equipment. Next, add 10% of the total cable cost to the cable. The total amount must cover all costs for consumables and cable products. In most cases, this rather primitive calculation scheme allows to determine the total cost of materials with a minimal error, but often, especially if the installation is part of a non-standard works section, the price of consumables grows to unimaginable proportions. The only advice that I would like to give in this case is, if possible, to buy consumables in bulk, the winnings become clear even at the initial stages of installation. Retail trade in consumables is not our profile, for this reason we are trying to persuade the buyer to wholesale purchases. The gain in relation to retail purchase to wholesale is so great that you simply do not want to buy materials at retail.