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#132359 19-Oct-2013 10:10
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Where can I buy RJ45 double wall plates in Wellington? Do any hardware stores have them, or do I need to go to a specialist store?

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  #917325 19-Oct-2013 12:12
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Jaycar should have them, maybe Ascent but any place that deals with telephone networking cabling should have them.
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  #917328 19-Oct-2013 12:22
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Can you recommend any particular store? Ideally CBD or just north of CBD. There used to be a place beside Spotlight in Ngaio, but is it still there?

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  #917329 19-Oct-2013 12:25
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Any of the PDL stockists, like Stewarts or MasterTrade, should have the bits.  Use a couple of 619 comms modules (there are several sorts) in a 682 faceplate.  Or a 682HID faceplate if you want to want to label the outlets.

You can do the same with HPM products, usually cheaper but much harder to find.



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  #917335 19-Oct-2013 12:35
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I have not been working in Wellington for a few years not but Jaycar is located at 264-272 Taranaki Street.


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  #917340 19-Oct-2013 12:58
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I know Jaycar thanks, it's on the other side of town from me. I'll try Stewarts as I can find them (no hours on their website), the mastertrade website says their closest branch is masterton.

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  #917353 19-Oct-2013 13:04
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you should be able to buy an elcheapo brand one at the like of bunnings or Mitre 10

but remember you get what you pay for

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  #917354 19-Oct-2013 13:06
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I don't want el cheapo, I want decent. Bunnings tends to have PDL stuff, but usually the common stuff not specialist stuff like dual RJ45.

 
 
 

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  #917355 19-Oct-2013 13:11
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Just been through this, Stewrts have a branch on Adelaide road across the road from BP, next door to one of the finance companies, they are only open till 11am on a Saturday, and not open on Sunday.

You need a double keystone faceplate and rj45 sockets, but get the ones with the built in keystone adapters.

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  #917356 19-Oct-2013 13:12
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timmmay: I know Jaycar thanks, it's on the other side of town from me. I'll try Stewarts as I can find them (no hours on their website), the mastertrade website says their closest branch is masterton.


Yeah sorry, for Mastertrade in Wellington read Cory's.

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  #917368 19-Oct-2013 13:44
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timmmay: I don't want el cheapo, I want decent. Bunnings tends to have PDL stuff, but usually the common stuff not specialist stuff like dual RJ45.


There is an online store that sells pdl modules, can't recall exactly what it is called, electrical Ltd or something, but I think they also sell on trademe. Pricing is a lot cheaper than I got through a wholesaler.

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  #917384 19-Oct-2013 14:16
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Would two PDL 619MD modules plus a PDL 682 double light switch work? I assume the 682 comes without switches and the 619 modules just slip/clip in?

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  #917398 19-Oct-2013 14:26
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timmmay: Would two PDL 619MD modules plus a PDL 682 double light switch work? I assume the 682 comes without switches and the 619 modules just slip/clip in?


That's it. Or 619MDL if you want them shuttered.

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  #917399 19-Oct-2013 14:28
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timmmay: Would two PDL 619MD modules plus a PDL 682 double light switch work? I assume the 682 comes without switches and the 619 modules just slip/clip in?

It'll work. but the light switch comes with mechs, so you'll have to pop them out, which isn't too much trouble.

You can buy a 2 gang plate with no mechs though


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  #917402 19-Oct-2013 14:34
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It'll work. but the light switch comes with mechs, so you'll have to pop them out, which isn't too much trouble.

You can buy a 2 gang plate with no mechs though


Yes, the one you want is 682VH, which is the empty 2-aperture front plate.

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