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Do I really need CAT5?


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  • Subject: Do I really need CAT5?
  • From: "Timothy Morris" <timothy.morris@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 17 Dec 2001 08:42:20 -0000
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I got into a friendly (well I think it was friendly!) debate with Mark on Messenger last night regarding CAT5 in my new home.

 

I don’t think I need it, he thinks I should put it in anyway.

 

Bearing in mind the long dimension is likely to be 10-15 metres and on a single floor.

 

I use wireless LAN for networking

I’ve got a cordless PBX

I’m going to buy a new Marantz RC5200 with RF-IR module

I’ve got no need for whole house audio

 

I’m going to install shed loads of LD-11s plus Touchlincs and Homeseer (I may buy a Homevision, but due to problems linking it into my plasma I’ll only do it if Homeseer isn’t up to the job) for lighting and curtain control.

 

Can anyone think of good pratical uses for CAT5 in my particular case?

 

Two on topic posts in two days – that must be a record.

 

Tim.


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