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TELEPHONE LINE xx ELECTRIC WIRING xx LOW VOLTAGE LIGHTING & WIRING xx TELEPHONE Prewiring for tomorrow's home, today. Suggestions for typical low voltage wiring to deliver TV, telephone and auxiliary signals to every room in your house. Proper twisted pair wiring for different applications. Tips on selection of the correct level (1 through 5) and how many pairs to run to each location (telephone outlet, TV outlet, etc.). Top ten wiring mistakes when prewiring a new house for audio, video, telephone, automation, computers, etc. Clutter busters. Selecting and installing special multiport receptacles which combine plug-ins for entertainment, computer equipment, telephones, and electrical equipment. Futureproofing your home. Upgrading your phone and TV wiring to handle higher speed and wider bandwidths. Essential advice for prewiring new homes for computer, telephone and video from a central distribution area. Overview of the role of dedicated service panels to receive outside signals (cable TV, digital satellite, telephone, Internet, ...) and distribute them throught a house. Building a smart home. A step-by-step guide for the decisions which must be made by the homeowner when building a home equipped with state-of-the-art technologies. Understanding the advanced wiring systems in today's smart homes. Before you build. Step 12. Prewiring. Equipping your home with high-speed wiring. Circuit for detecting a cut telephone line and sounding an alarm. Phone-line monitor. A cut telephone line will trigger your home security system. Est. cost: $70 (kit). How to install an extra phone jack is illustrated in photos. How to install telephone wiring. Use cut-off bobby pins as clips to route small speaker or telephone wire along baseboard, molding, etc. Installing a phone jack. Add a second phone line using off-the-shelf parts. How to run cable, install a wall jack, and organize your telephone lines. What you need to know about installing and wiring your own phone. Tips on adding two-line capability to your existing home telephone system. How to use existing phone lines to transmit intercom, closed circuit TV, audio monotor, etc. Network interface between the telephone companies wiring and your "inside" wiring is explained. Installing and maintaining telephone wiring and systems. Simple tips and procedures. Whole-house wiring 101. A room-by-room guide to planning your audio, video, telephone, and data communication cable needs for now and the years to come. Home networking 101. A brief guide to networking computers, infrared remote controllers, telephones, and video. Getting wired. A guide to wiring the home for video, telephone, power, computers, etc. Part 1. Installing new phone lines. How to expand an existing system. | |||||||||
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