JBRC Ltd — Industrial, Commercial and Domestic Electrical Contractors
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    Commercial Electrical · Nottingham

    Commercial Lighting, Data & CCTV in Nottingham, fitted out-of-hours, single trade.

    Energy-efficient LED retrofits, Cat 6/6A structured cabling, IP-rated CCTV and access control for Nottingham offices, retail and industrial premises — installed clean and out-of-hours so your premises stays trading and your fit-out lands on time.

    Single trade, single invoice · Out-of-hours install · 5-year LED warranty · IP-rated CCTV

    Cat 6/6A
    Structured cabling
    Up to 70%
    LED energy saving
    IP66
    External CCTV rated
    NICEIC
    Approved Contractor
    Out-of-hrs
    Fit-out standard
    Service overview

    What "Lighting, Data, Networking & CCTV" actually means in Nottingham.

    This is the broad commercial fit-out service line — LED lighting upgrades, Cat 6 / Cat 6A structured data cabling, IP networking infrastructure, CCTV (4-channel through 32-channel), and access control. We deliver them under one contractor because every piece of low-voltage infrastructure on a commercial premises has to coexist with the mains, and splitting trades is how cabling ends up next to mains and CCTV ends up on a doomed PoE switch.

    Typical jobs: a retail tenant doing a 2-week shop fit-out who needs lighting, data and CCTV live before opening day; an office occupier moving floor with 80 desks of structured cabling needed in over a weekend; a landlord upgrading common parts to LED with a 4-year payback target; a warehouse operator replacing fluorescent battens with high-bay LEDs and adding CCTV to the loading bay.

    We design, install and certify each. Where the job spans more than one trade (e.g. lighting + CCTV + access) the project lead remains the same person from quote through to handover — single point of contact, single invoice, single defects period.

    The honest bit

    Why splitting fit-out trades costs you

    On every fit-out we take over from another contractor, we find one of three things. Cat 6 cabling running parallel to mains for more than the permitted distance, causing intermittent network drops once the lighting is energised. CCTV plugged into PoE switches that don't deliver enough power for IR illumination at night. LED retrofits that fail their first warranty claim because the driver was specified for 230V±10% but the supply at the unit drops to 218V at peak.

    Each is fixable. Each cost the client an extra day of trading, an extra invoice, or a warranty rejection. The shared root cause is treating mains, data and security as three separate jobs — when in reality they all share routes, voltages, and a duty-holder.

    The right model is a single contractor who designs the cabling routes, agrees segregation, specifies LED drivers against the actual measured supply voltage, and commissions every system together. That's what we do.

    How we deliver it

    Our lighting, data, networking & cctv process, step by step.

    1. 1. Site & supply survey

      Measure voltage at incomer and end-of-line, confirm cable routes, photograph existing infrastructure, agree segregation strategy.

    2. 2. Design pack

      Cable schedule, LED scheme with lux calculations, CCTV camera plan with FOV diagrams, access control schedule. You sign-off the design, not the guess.

    3. 3. Out-of-hours install

      Containment, cabling and devices installed evenings or weekends. Trading floor stays clear, signage stays up.

    4. 4. Commission & certify

      LED supply tested under load, network certified to TIA-568 with channel testing, CCTV recording verified, access control tested through every door.

    5. 5. Handover & documentation

      As-built drawings, channel test results, warranty registrations, service contract proposal. One pack, one delivery.

    Why it matters

    What you actually get.

    Up to 70% LED energy saving

    Typical fluorescent-to-LED retrofit drops electricity bill by 60–70% with a 3–5 year payback at current electricity prices.

    Cat 6A future-proof

    10Gbps-capable cabling with 25-year warranty as standard — supports the next two network refreshes without re-cabling.

    IP-rated CCTV cameras

    Vandal-resistant indoor domes and IP66 external bullets, sized to the conditions and the recording requirement — not the cheapest box that fits.

    Out-of-hours fit-out

    Most installs run evenings or weekends. We bring our own access equipment and welfare. The till keeps ringing.

    Technical depth

    LED specification, Cat 6 vs 6A, and CCTV chosen for the conditions

    LED specification is the most-misunderstood part of a commercial fit-out. The badge wattage matters less than the driver tolerance, the colour temperature (3000K for hospitality, 4000K for office, 5000K for industrial), and the L70 lifetime (the hours until output drops to 70% of new). We specify drivers with at least 230V±15% tolerance because real-world supply at end-of-feeder in older Nottingham units routinely drops below 220V. Cheap drivers fail there. Premium drivers are typically £8–£15 more per fitting and quadruple the practical lifetime.

    Cat 6 vs Cat 6A is a future-proofing question. Cat 6 supports 1Gbps to 100m and 10Gbps to 55m — fine for current office networks. Cat 6A supports 10Gbps to the full 100m and is now the industry default for new builds because the cost premium is around 15% on materials and zero on labour. We specify Cat 6A unless the project budget is under significant pressure — once the trunking is closed, you don't want to re-cable a floor in 4 years.

    CCTV needs to match the conditions. Indoor offices use vandal-resistant 4MP IP domes with low-light sensors. Loading bays need IP66 weatherproof bullet cameras with 30m IR illumination. Cash points and tills need cameras with WDR (wide dynamic range) so faces aren't lost in window backlight. We size NVR storage at 30 days of motion-triggered recording as default, and front the system with PoE+ switches sized for the full IR load — not the daytime load.

    Honest pricing

    Lighting, Data, Networking & CCTV costs in Nottingham — real ranges, not headlines.

    Pricing varies by scope. Real ranges below — every job is quoted from a site survey, not a phone call.

    Scope Typical price (incl. VAT) Notes
    LED retrofit (per fluorescent batten replaced) £75 – £140 Includes new fitting, installation, dispose of old, certification.
    Cat 6A structured cabling (per outlet) £80 – £160 Outlet, cable, patch panel position, channel certification.
    4-camera IP CCTV system installed £1,800 – £3,400 4MP dome cameras, NVR with 30-day storage, app config.
    Access control (single door, fob/PIN) £950 – £1,800 Reader, controller, mag-lock or strike, REX button, integration with fire alarm.

    What changes the price

    • Number of fittings, outlets, cameras or doors
    • Indoor vs outdoor / IP rating required
    • Cable run length and containment route
    • Out-of-hours premium (typically 25%)
    • Whether existing infrastructure is being retained or stripped
    Where we deliver this

    Areas we cover for lighting, data, networking & cctv.

    Commercial lighting and infrastructure work runs city-wide — Lace Market, Hockley and city-centre retail; office floors in NG1; warehouse and light-industrial across NG6/NG7; HMO common parts in Beeston and Lenton.

    The person responsible

    Joshua Richardson & Benjamin Clurow

    Co-Directors

    NICEIC Approved Contractor, NICEIC Part-P Domestic Installer

    Joshua Richardson and Benjamin Clurow co-founded JBRC Ltd and are the two named directors at Companies House (#17015285). They jointly run the business — both surveying, pricing and signing off fit-outs across Nottingham, so every customer is dealing directly with a director from quote through to certification.

    Recent jobs

    Real lighting, data, networking & cctv work, recently signed off.

    Lace Market office, 80-desk floor — full LED retrofit + Cat 6A cabling.

    Installed across 2 weekends. Channel-tested 100% pass. Energy bill down 64% in first quarter.

    Lace Market, Nottingham

    Retail unit, Bridlesmith Gate — 4-camera IP CCTV + access control.

    Live before opening day. Insurer discount applied at next renewal.

    Nottingham city centre

    Mansfield warehouse — high-bay LED + loading-bay CCTV.

    150 high-bays + 8 IP cameras. £14k saved per year on electricity. Payback under 4 years.

    Mansfield

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