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#25537 24-Aug-2008 20:55
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I need to run a ethernet cable up a wall, through my ceiling cavity, and then down another wall - with RJ45 wall sockets installed at each end.  I was thinking about doing it myself, but don't think I have the right tools (and don't want to buy them for this one off job)

Can anyone recommend a good electrician / tradesman in Auckland to do this for me?

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  #159423 24-Aug-2008 22:38
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I've used Data Wiring to run cable at customer sites and always found them to do a good job for a fair price.



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  #159533 25-Aug-2008 12:19
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Jon King Electrical are very good - 027 272 9943




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  #159600 25-Aug-2008 15:44
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If you are out West, I can do this for you. If you want to save a few $$, then you can pre-run the cables and I can tap them off. Send me a PM if you would like my help.

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