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domestic non-power wiring services
I want to install up-to-date non-power wiring as I work through this
(old) house with 'heavy redecorating'. I think I want a computer network and whatever other services might be deemed necessary today, eg: tv, fm/digital radio, phone. What would be appropriate reasonably up-market future-proof services to provide and standards to adopt? For example, for the network, would 'structured cabling' (by which I think I mean Cat 5 STP & RJ45's) still be appropriate? Most rooms will probably have the plaster skimmed, so there is no problem with chasing in. I intend to install oval conduit for the 'extra' wiring, so that it can be replaced if it becomes obsolete. I am not too happy about a wireless network on the basis of some fairly feeble notions: more kit to buy, more to go wrong, probably not secure, waste of electricity, stray rf is pollution. -- Charles Lamont |
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