RE: C-Bus Purchase

["Jake Liddell" <jake.liddell@xxxxxxx>]

>From my experience with Clipsal, it's definitely worth shopping around.
 Wh=
ile most electrical wholesalers don't carry stock, most can order from
Clip=
sal, and ship anywhere for you.  I found that most parts were almost
exactl=
y the same price everywhere (eg, Laser and LetsAutomate pretty much match
e=
ach other, penny for penny), but then the odd part would be way over the
od=
ds in some places.  I'd have paid around an extra hundred quid over the
=A3=
140 or so, if I'd have just gone for one of the obvious suppliers for my
se=
t of wall connector sockets, because the shuttered CAT5 socket seemed to
be=
priced at 400% of what I paid.
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Might be different for something as large as an entire C-Bus system?  I
don=
't know...
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Regards,
Jake.
-----Original Message-----
From: KIFF, Graham, FM [mailto:graham.kiff@xxxxxxx]=20
Sent: Tuesday, April 29, 2003 12:46
To: UK HomeAutomation ListServer (ukha_d@xxxxxxx)
Subject: [ukha_d] C-Bus Purchase


I'm about to stump up the dosh for my C-Bus installation and was wondering
if anyone can suggest the cheapest place to source all the components.

Cheers
Graham


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