"Courants faibles" (weak currents) generally refers to low-voltage or low-power electrical systems. It encompasses technologies and applications that operate on relatively small amounts of electrical energy. Common examples include telecommunications (telephone, internet), security systems (alarms, surveillance), data networks, and control systems. Essentially, it's anything that isn't high-voltage power distribution or heavy machinery.
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