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Co-located TV, RJ45 & Power sockets/Interference
- To: "'UKHA'" <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
- Subject: Co-located TV, RJ45 & Power
sockets/Interference
- From: "Winspear, James" <james.winspear@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 12 May 2000 10:52:54 +0100
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Hi,
I'm trying to plan where all my sockets should go, and the obvious
location for TV designated areas will be to have all these sockets
together.
- I recollect that power-lines should not be run beside CT125, but is there
any problem with bringing the sockets together/beside each other, or is the
amount of interference negligible (my assumption)
- I have 3 types of line to run (power, CT125 and CAT5). Is it only the
power lines that generate the potential interference, and therefore I could
run CT125 beside CAT5.
- Is there any 'visually clean', cottage-compatible, (possibly X10
capable),
wall plates that can combine all these potential sockets together. I
recollect something like Hamilton Life-something wall plates having
interchangeable 'sockets' providing Coax, RJ45, power 'sockets', which
could
be plugged into an appropriately-sized gang.
James
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