Here's a recent thread that might help banana:
Hi guys, building a new house and would like some info/thoughts/ideas on what cabling I should install for computer networking, audio/visual and pay tv...
Many thanks
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Here's a recent thread that might help banana:
All Coax run quad shielded RG6 all phone and data run Cat6. Keep coax and data at least 100mm away from power cables and never run them parallel with power cables.
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If they have to run parrallel then make as short a lenght as possible and as far apart as possible. There are circuilating electro magnetic fields around power cables that will cause interferance (noise) on your data and coax.
It's hard to make a come back when I havn't been anywhere
I finally got my head together, now my bodies falling apart.
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Is there any way of shielding the cables?
cables are already shielded...
unless you want to layer them in tin foil
best way to do is follow what leroy
Yes I know but i meant when they are close to power cables, are there any ways of shielding them?
Mechanical separation, i.e Conduit or even better if you can make another penetration 100-200mm away from the power feed upstairs.
As for Ideas, bring all your wiring to one central location, TV, Data, Telephone etc. There are modular systems on the market that allow you to distribute TV, Pay TV, IR, Audio, Data, Telephone etc, handy when you want to punish the children, just disconnect their TV, Data and Phone feed from the distribution box.
They fit in a wall panel, can be recessed and locked. Always good to service from rather than crawling into the roof to find the TV splitter etc. And being modular, you can build it as your budget allows, provided you have run all your cables in first.
Recent job I did for a mate was similar. Ran all the cables, every room was "Technology Ready". Cables sit in the wall behind blank plates and in the wall cabinet. When he gets a little more money together then I can terminate the various services for him.
so plastic conduit can help to shield data and coaxial cables if they are close to power cables?
should I run cat6 cable or will cat5 be enough?
many thanks.
Always use the highest grade cables practicable. Cat6 is the go.
anyone else got any ideas on how to shield cables...
thanks
Running 3 phase do due to large aircon unit...
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