CF Consult
Low-voltage and audiovisual network engineering consultancy for property owners, social housing providers and businesses in western France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-15
About CF Consult
CF Consult provides engineering and project support for low-voltage systems and audiovisual networks. Services include feasibility studies, specifications, audits, diagnostics, compliance checks and construction monitoring.
Its clients include project owners, social housing providers and businesses. Technical fields include antennas, video surveillance, access control, intercoms, alarms, fiber optics and electrical systems.
Founded in 2013, CF Consult is headquartered in Ploemel, France, and serves Brittany and Pays de la Loire.
Product: Engineering consultancy and project support for low-voltage systems and audiovisual networks.
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