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Post #106143572 added 10-23-2017 11:02 AM by adams135 in Tech Support
I just like the flexibility ... easy to update cables as needed.
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Post #106139432 added 10-23-2017 9:23 AM by jkee in Tech Support
Some flexible conduit is a good option, but it can be expensive. It's worth calculating the cost per foot. IIRC, cat-6 runs about $0.09/ft and 1/2" ENT which is pretty small runs $0.24/ft. My...
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Post #106133864 added 10-23-2017 6:56 AM by adams135 in Tech Support
Just a suggestion. When I built my house, 2400 sq ft two stry, I went overboard in wiring. Ended up with 30 home run coax cables to attic as well as 32 4 pair Ethernet cables also home run back to...
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Post #105877736 added 10-15-2017 10:51 PM by jkee in Tech Support
Quoting myself and others from some old threads. Search function for old posts in the tech support forum is badly broken so it's hard to find some of the old content. ...
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Post #105859416 added 10-15-2017 9:03 AM by The Raddish in Tech Support
Most of the wire I got from Monoprice. I went with Cat6 1000' bulk cable for ethernet runs. I picked yellow and orange for no particular reason. I ran two drops per room, and strategically in other...
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Post #105849392 added 10-14-2017 8:11 PM by MikeW4066 in Tech Support
Do you have a schematic to share or a link to the materials you purchased? We are doing the same type of build and I'd like to consider the same.
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Post #98423316 added 04-01-2017 1:47 PM by VorlonFrog in Tech Support
Beautiful overkill, dude. :thumbup:
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Post #98357840 added 03-30-2017 7:12 PM by sushigaiden in Tech Support
theres cat7 already available. but run conduit
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Post #98304192 added 03-29-2017 3:40 PM by The Raddish in Tech Support
It absolutely is overkill. Everything I did was overkill, but since there were no walls it was cheap and easy to do too much than not do enough. Bah, had a tough time attaching it while mobile....
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Post #98270976 added 03-28-2017 9:19 PM by jkee in Tech Support
Your pic is missing :sadwalk: This is what i'd do if I were building a custom house + a hard wired alarm system and security cameras. However this is overkill for most people. As few as 6 well...
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Post #98270784 added 03-28-2017 9:11 PM by YanksIn2009 in Tech Support
If you have an attached garage, I would run them there as well. Literally every room that is not a closet. Wow...9.2. That is overkill. 7.1 is usually more than enough but I guess it does...
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Post #98269592 added 03-28-2017 8:39 PM by The Raddish in Tech Support
When I built my house my builder gave me a week between final open wall inspections and when he sent out the drywall crew. I went overboard. I wired 2 RG-6 Quad and two Cat6 to every room in...
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Post #98267208 added 03-28-2017 7:44 PM by komondor in Tech Support
One thing if you can get them to do it is to put some outside outlets under the eaves it is handy for lights as well as cameras.
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Post #98252916 added 03-28-2017 2:11 PM by YanksIn2009 in Tech Support
I am sure there is a contract with the builder. However, it really comes down to whether the OP owns the property currently or is just under contract and waiting for completion to close on the home....
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Post #98251160 added 03-28-2017 1:39 PM by jkee in Tech Support
Often builders will let you tour the house before the drywall is up. Take lots of photos, they will serve you well for future wiring and many other issues. Running cables in exterior walls is...
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Post #98250716 added 03-28-2017 1:30 PM by dayv in Tech Support
he's probably under contract if he is using a builder. i doubt any builder would build a house for someone without one. if he lets himself on property to do it, the builder can actually just rip...
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Post #98244432 added 03-28-2017 11:33 AM by jkee in Tech Support
It's more complicated than this, at this point it probably isn't "your" house, ownership will transfer when construction is done and all inspections have passed. If somebody doesn't know what...
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Post #98244048 added 03-28-2017 11:27 AM by adams135 in Tech Support
Gotta go with several of the posters who suggested conduit. My initial house has 33 home run Cat 5 cables and 31 home run RG 59 coax. I added a 1200 sq ft addition a few years ago and instead...
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Post #98243940 added 03-28-2017 11:24 AM by YanksIn2009 in Tech Support
This is true.
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Post #98243664 added 03-28-2017 11:20 AM by mmathis in Tech Support
Terminate everything in punch-down blocks and patch panels, not RJ-45 jacks; it is so much easier to do that way, especially for a novice. Cost difference will be pretty small.
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