ITED design for a house, step by step
The ITED design of a house defines its telecommunications infrastructure (conduits, cables, cabinet and outlets) according to the ANACOM ITED Manual. It is required for new houses and for works subject to a licence or prior notification.
Step by step
- Architecture: we start from the house plans and the use of each room.
- Telecommunications points: we define the outlets in each room, according to the ITED Manual in force.
- Conduits and cabinet: we size the conduits, boxes and the individual telecommunications cabinet (ATI).
- Connection to public networks: we plan the cable entry and the route to the ATI.
- Submission for licensing: written description, drawings and the designer's statement of responsibility.
- Works and certification: the installer carries out the installation and issues the ITED certification.
Who prepares the design
A designer registered with ANACOM, who signs the statement of responsibility. The installation is then carried out and certified by a qualified installer.
Frequently asked questions
Is an ITED design mandatory for a house?
Yes, for new houses and for alteration works subject to a licence or prior notification, under Decree-Law no. 123/2009.
What is the difference between ITED and ITUR?
ITED covers telecommunications inside the building; ITUR covers the infrastructure of urban developments and plots, up to the entrance of each building.
How much does an ITED design for a house cost?
It depends on the floor area and number of rooms. We prepare the proposal after receiving the architectural plans.
How do I request a proposal or contact you?
You can request a quote or an online consultation in the Client Room, write to geral@afazerescuriosos.pt, call +351 21 145 1077, message us on WhatsApp or book a preliminary call to frame your request.
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