RE: RE: Starting a flood wiring project

[Mike Griffiths <mike@xxxxxxx>]

You're main pitfall is making sure the video runs are exactly the same
length.
This is critical, you might also want to put in a 4 cat5 cables as well so
at least you have the coice of going the KAT5 route and have plenty spare
for control etc
With the mains just make sure it is labled and terminated ( a switched spur
would do)
Hope this helps
Mike

-----Original Message-----
From: Dan Khan [mailto:dhk@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Wed 07 Nov 01 09:16
To: ukha_d
Subject: [ukha_d] RE: Starting a flood wiring project


Quick bit of guidance needed:

I am considering installing wiring into the ceiling for a future home
cinema
projector - I may never be able to afford this, bit if I can, I'd like
installing it to be as easy as posssible, especially whilst I am installing
speaker cabling into the ceiling now.

Anyway - my question:

I reckon I should run 4xCT100 coaxs terminated in wall plate at one end -
and left coiled up in ceiling cavity (probably terminated in phonos).  Does
this sound about right for the video signal?

Also, more importantly, how have people managed to get power up to a
ceiling
mounted projector in such a situation?  Can I just run an extra electrical
cable and leave that coiled up in ceiling also?  How should this be
terminated at projector end?

Help much appreciated.

-Dan


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