New York City · Network · AV · Security · Managed IT

The physical side and the managed side of your office technology, from one team.

Eclipse designs and installs what’s inside your walls — cabling, Wi‑Fi, conference rooms, cameras, door access — and then runs what sits on top of it: helpdesk, endpoints, cloud, and monitoring. One point of contact for the whole stack.

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Most firms do one of these. We do all three.

Build

Office build-outs and moves, structured cabling, network design, wireless, and conference room AV — designed for the actual floor plan and installed to be supported for years.

Secure

Cameras, access control, and the firewall and endpoint protection behind them. Physical and network security specified together, because in an office they are the same problem.

Run

Managed IT for the day-to-day: helpdesk, remote monitoring and management, Microsoft 365 / Google Workspace administration, backup, and the connectivity contracts nobody wants to manage.

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When people call us

Situations we’re built for.

  • Moving into a new space. A lease is signed, the architect has a plan, and someone needs to own internet, cabling, Wi‑Fi, phones, AV, cameras, and doors before day one. Don’t call 4 vendors, call Eclipse.

  • Conference rooms nobody trusts, or that can’t join your external partner’s meetings. The screen works when it feels like it. Calls drop. Meetings start ten minutes late because nobody has the passcode. Eclipse designs rooms with reliable connection and impressive audio, that sync natively to your work calendar so joining a scheduled meeting is a single tap, no hunting down ID’s and passcodes, and are ready to join any and all major meeting platforms in the modern age.

  • Growing past the “IT guy.” The person who set things up isn’t around, documentation doesn’t exist, and every new hire is a scramble. Eclipse provides training and How-To documentation for all installed systems so you don’t have to figure it out yourself.

  • Wi‑Fi that never got designed. Access points were placed where the ceiling tiles were easy. The network deserves a plan - Eclipse will produce either an active or passive WiFi survey to ensure maximum coverage and reliability across the entire space so as you roam, you stay connected.

Recent work · New York City

  • An IDF part way through installation: a bare two-post rack with vertical cable management, home-run cables dropping down the wall beside it, and coils of unterminated cable on the floor.
    IDF in progress
  • A conference room still under construction: two wall displays side by side on a wood-panelled wall, a camera above them and a video bar below, ceiling speakers and microphones overhead, and a bare concrete floor.
    Cisco · Dual display, dual camera, ceiling mics and speakers
  • A finished boardroom: two wall displays with a video bar beneath them, table microphones and a touch controller down a long light-wood table, and ceiling speakers overhead.
    Cisco · Table mics, dual display
  • A conference room with one wall display and a video bar below it, a touch controller and a camera on the credenza, and a wood table under recessed ceiling lighting.
    Cisco · Conference room
  • A training room with its tables in a horseshoe: a 136-inch video wall on the end wall with a 115-inch display beside it, ceiling speakers and microphones set into the tiles overhead, and folding tables stacked along the side wall.
    136" video wall, 115" side display
  • A walnut boardroom table with table microphones and a touch controller running down it, facing a wall display with a video bar beneath, under a perforated wood ceiling.
    Neat · Table mics
  • A lounge-style multipurpose room with modular sofas facing a wall display, ceiling speakers and microphones in the tiles, a wall-mounted control panel, and a pan-tilt-zoom camera at the back of the room.
    Cisco · Multipurpose room
  • A small conference room with a wall display, a video bar beneath it, and a Logitech touch controller and remote on the table.
    Logitech · Conference room
  • A long conference room with a wall display and video bar at the far end, and a cable ingest puck part way down the table.
    Logitech · Ceiling mics, HDMI and USB-C at the table
  • A glass-walled meeting room seen from the corridor, with a wall display, a video bar beneath it, and a touch controller on the table.
    Logitech · Room scheduler
  • A small meeting room with a wall display showing the Google Meet home screen, a white video bar and camera on the mount below it, and a touch controller on the table.
    Google Meet · Huddle room
  • A network rack: stacked patch panels with every port labelled, patched in white cable down to Cisco switches, inside vertical cable management.
    Cisco · Network rack
  • A network rack: two patch panels labelled by floor and by access point, patched to a switch above a UniFi Dream Machine Pro.
    Ubiquiti · Network rack

How we work

Built around your office, not a service tier.

We don’t sell fixed packages. We look at the space, the people, and the systems you already have, then scope what’s actually needed — and we say plainly when something isn’t. Because we design what we install and support what we design, there’s no hand-off where accountability disappears.

Monitoring

We watch the networks we build.

Off-the-shelf monitoring tools alert on everything and get ignored. So we built Totality: a network operations platform that learns what normal looks like for each site and flags what actually changed — before someone in the office notices.

About Totality

A device page in Totality: reachability over the last 24 hours, channel utilisation by band, and wireless connection failures.
Totality · live metrics from a managed site

Start with the space.

Tell us what you’re moving into, building out, or trying to fix. We’ll come look at it and tell you what we’d do.

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