Fw: Re: Plasma cabling requirement

[Gareth Cook <g@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Bit concerned now - I did get this right yes ? :-)

Any reason why you would chop into the breeze ?

G.

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ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Today 11:49

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This is exactly what Im about to do this weekend - chop into the wall, in
the fireplace.

Surely they have breeze blocks first ? There's 4 inches of that before you

get to any chimney bricks or tubing. Breeze isnt there to stop the fumes
and smoke :-)

G.

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Today 10:52

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Hi Raymond

Thats the exact problem - they dont want a duct in the wall.

Because they put the plasma location over the fire - their/av peoples idea
not mine - we cant chop duct into wall because of chimney flue bricks.

They dont want to either dab further out or batten off to compensate for
the
32mm duct required by the AV people.

Cheapskate developers - dont you just love them



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From: ukha_d@xxxxxxx [mailto:ukha_d@xxxxxxx] On Behalf Of
Raymond Kelly
Sent: 30 March 2006 09:55
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [ukha_d] Re: Plasma cabling requirement


If I was the developer looking at this thread - it would probably turn
me off. There's just too many variations.
I'd create the channel in the wall and place a pull through cable, so
the client can put whatever cable(s) relevant to his screen.

On 30/03/06, Chris White <cmw@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi Dean,
>
> Basic HD signals without HDCP can be carried over a Component
> multicore, or mini coax.
>
> It is when you get up to HDMI connections that do carry HDCP that we
> have a problem.
>
> The other way to look at it is to offer 2 RJ45 / Cat5e connections
> between the equipment room or corner and the Plasma as there are boxes
> that will pass full HDCP'ed Hi Def over 2 sets of Cat5e.
>
> I would also, if poss, allow for an additional network point (if being
> installed) at the plasma for IPTV, streamed services or even a more
> basic AV over Cat5e matrix.
>
> Chat later
>
> Chris
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> --- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "Dean Barrett" <dean@...>
wrote:
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> > I've just been asked to pre-wire some houses for wall mounted
Plasma's.
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> > This is usually carried out for them by an AV guy - he wants
ducts
> etc., and
> > they dont, as they have to batten walls out to cater for his 32mm
ducts.
> >
> > What sensible cabling requirement would be acceptable for a
plasma -
i'm
> > thinking 1 x CT100, 1 x Power & 1 x Multicore Coax thing -
dont know
> > technical term, but it has five/six small colour coded coax's in
it
> which i
> > believe are used for the component signals if a seperate box is
used
for
> > Plasma.
> >
> > I havent look at HD at all, and dont know if there's a cable (no
> plugs) that
> > could be built in wall and plastered over.
> >
> > Any suggestions appreciated.
> >
> > This is a volume builder doing a site of 50 units, so nothing
fancy is
> > allowed.
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> > Dean.
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