RE: MK Logic Plus sockets (Was : c-bus planning on a new build - need advice)

["Neil Ball" <neilball@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

You need to speak to your local electrical wholesalers to find out how
you
can get the best prices when buying in bulk - many suggest you open an
account as this gets the best discount. If the plates you are looking at
ar=
e
the Logic Plus Euro plates then any euro module from other manufacturers
should fit so you can ask the wholesalers to find you the best prices after
discount. I know the modules I have sourced in the past have been around
half the price you have quoted for Cat5e euro modules.

Neil B.

-----Original Message-----
From: ukha_d@xxxxxxx [mailto:ukha_d@xxxxxxx] On Behalf Of
John Hegarty
Sent: 22 November 2006 13:29
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: [ukha_d] MK Logic Plus sockets (Was : c-bus planning on a new
buil=
d
- need advice)

Firstly, many thanks to everyone who answered my request for help. I ended
up wiring the C-BUS enclosures myself and handing over to my electrician to
connect the supply and loads. The encouragement & advice I received
here wa=
s
spot on (special thanks to Gareth for his great pics and Simon from Simply
Automate for a great deal on the kit). I will post up some pics once its
finished.

Now I am at the stage of terminating the Cat5 and CT100 (RF TV and Sky+
dis=
h
connections). The mains sockets are all MK Logic Plus so I been looking at
their range of modular face plates with plug-in Cat5/F-socket/FM
connection=
s
to try and keep the same style. The main problem I have is the costs -
=A31=
0
for one Cat5 modular connector !!!!!

So I was wondering if anyone here had come across compatible modular
connections that fit the nice MK Logic Plus face plates ? Is there a
standard out there that they all confirm to ? Alternatively, does anyone
have suggestion for 1 and 2 gang alternatives that would look good
alongsid=
e
Logic Plus sockets ?


Many thanks,


John.=20





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