Just took a photo of my new comms cabinet, new build,
I think they have left it in a pretty tidy state, I havent filled it up with gear yet
has anyone seen such a long comms cabinet, i thought they were a bit shorter.
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its that big because it has the alarm in it.
good luck fitting an ONT and a router in there. let alone a switch
only place you could put the router is where ever sky1/2 is and in the cabinet
Jase2985:
its that big because it has the alarm in it.
good luck fitting an ONT and a router in there. let alone a switch
only place you could put the router is where ever sky1/2 is and in the cabinet
im going to pull the phone kit out.
sdavisnz:
Just took a photo of my new comms cabinet, new build,
I think they have left it in a pretty tidy state, I havent filled it up with gear yet
has anyone seen such a long comms cabinet, i thought they were a bit shorter.
click image to make it larger.
It's longer than the normal ones because the alarm panel is in there. Biggest issue you will have is Chrous fitting an ONT into there. They might say no and have to place it outside of the comms cupboard. Even if you removed some of the bits - its going to tight - let alone any switches you might need.
still not gonna leave much space
pull the alarm panel out and mount it above the panel on the wall, there will be plenty of slack to mount it on the wall, then that will free up heaps more room in the cabinet
contrary to what you all say, i think ill be able to fit everything in as it is, ONT and a small 8 way switch.
I don't need to put a router in the cabinet.
there will be a double data point somewhere i can feedback a live connection.
Handle9: It's a job done by someone who cares about what they are doing. It's just a shame the way they have laid it it out as they could have stacked the alarm panel at the bottom, put the power point directly above it and still had a third of the panel as space for the rest of the networking gear.
Definitely not a perfect installation but it's decent and very tidy.
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