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#108210 26-Aug-2012 19:31

Hi all,

I am going to get UBF installed, does anyone what the job to fit the Chrous approved patch panel (you need to supply it) and wring from the panel to the points in the house - the points are already existing with home lan wring so it shouldn't be a huge issue.

Email me if you are interested

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#677236 26-Aug-2012 19:33

Hi, might want to check your english, I have been using it for 50odd yrs now but stuffed if I can understand what your on about.

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#677241 26-Aug-2012 19:49

He wants someone to install the patch panel and do the house internal wiring. This should be in the offers and wanted forum, but might get better results in this forum as AFAIK XNet is the only ones offering services over fibre.

His English is from the future, like his car ;-).

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#677244 26-Aug-2012 19:52

Ahhh, with a strong Irish accent mixed liberally with Guinness :) and a silky stainless coat.

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#677248 26-Aug-2012 19:55

It's not the english, my understanding is to blame.

I am going to get FTTH.
I need someone to install the internal cabinet (patch panel) inside my garage. (the outside wall has the present Point of entry for the POTs line) - this is how Chorus advises it should be done.
From the patch panel - need to run CAT5e to each point in the house (6x) - thats referred to 'the star config?'

Is that explained better?

This is a link to what I am saying:

<http://www.chorus.co.nz/file/2037/minimum_communication_cabling_requirements.pdf>

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#677251 26-Aug-2012 19:57

Delorean: It's not the english, my understanding is to blame.

I am going to get FTTH.
I need someone to install the internal cabinet (patch panel) inside my garage. (the outside wall has the present Point of entry for the POTs line) - this is how Chorus advises it should be done.
From the patch panel - need to run CAT5e to each point in the house (6x) - thats referred to 'the star config?'

Is that explained better?

This is a link to what I am saying:

<http://www.chorus.co.nz/file/2037/minimum_communication_cabling_requirements.pdf>

Much better!

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#677252 26-Aug-2012 19:58

Hi, understand now, give GZ user Coffeebaron a call, I used to do this work in the Wellington region, not any more, but I am sure there are plenty of installers in Auckland, good luck

Also need to consider exactly how many points do you need. These days most things are suitably served by WiFi, but you do need to ensure that your primary PC location (office) is cabled, as are your major AV locations where you will want to stream stuff to, and a location that will give optimal WiFi coverage

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#677253 26-Aug-2012 19:58

Niel: He wants someone to install the patch panel and do the house internal wiring. This should be in the offers and wanted forum, but might get better results in this forum as AFAIK XNet is the only ones offering services over fibre.

His English is from the future, like his car ;-).

No the english is poor due to my understanding, however if you asked me to write something I actually know more about, it's 'queen english'

That is why you guys help people like me out :)

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#677255 26-Aug-2012 20:02

Hi, i edited by previous post so check that.

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#677265 26-Aug-2012 20:21

You don't need a patch panel and wiring to meet the TCF wiring regs for a UFB install. If you do have a structured cabling system it will make life easier if you have multiple devices though.

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#677274 26-Aug-2012 20:45

Hi Chris,

Got you PM (can't reply to you), but will be in touch by mobile probably tomorrow sometime.

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#678237 28-Aug-2012 16:02

What would an install like this be worth? I understand it will vary on house etc but is it 2k, 3k or even 4? I would like to do this myself but I am extremely lazy.

I am in Wellington if this helps.

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#678270 28-Aug-2012 17:01

Really depends on how hard it is to run the cables. E.g. if you have a raised floor and it's all on the bottom story then it would be easier than a concrete slab.

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#678281 28-Aug-2012 17:29

ventolin: What would an install like this be worth? I understand it will vary on house etc but is it 2k, 3k or even 4? I would like to do this myself but I am extremely lazy.

I am in Wellington if this helps.

Depends how far you want to go... how many rooms, how many jack points, etc

Here's an example:

Home Data and Voice Cabling - A beginner's experience Part 1 - Planning
http://www.geekzone.co.nz/hazza87/7956

Home Data and Voice Cabling - A beginner's experience Part 2 - Installation
http://www.geekzone.co.nz/hazza87/7970