RE: New Build Recommendations

[Keith Doxey]

Hi John,

Welcome to the KAT5 Users list.

KAT5 cant handle RF Frequencies so you should always install some CT100
coax
as well for LNB and TV aerial feeds.

Speaker cables are also a good idea whilst you have the opportunity.

There is no need for STP, UTP is fine for KAT5, Ethernet, Phone, Fax, ISDN,
ADSL etc.

Keith

www.diyha.co.uk
www.kat5.tv


> -----Original Message-----
> From: johnorigins [mailto:<a
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> Sent: 30 September 2003 16:50
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> Subject: [KAT5] New Build Recommendations
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> Hello all, this is my first posting to this group.
>
> I have been asked to automate a new build house which is at the
> first fix stage now. My question is, do I simply flood wire the
> house with CAT5 cable relying then on the Kat5 modules to distribute
> audio, video and automation signals - taking for granted voice and
> data - or is it advisable considering the accesibility at the
> present time to also run speaker cables, coax cables and the like?
> Also is it OK to use UTP CAT5 or is STP necessary in any situation?
>
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