MiniMonkey
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i normally don't. However, I'm flooring the attic when done then i'm suspending the ceiling in hall stairs and landing. although very competent in all that I do I am certainly open to being advised on things I do your main reasons for not drilling them? I don't normally incase someone decides to throw a screw through them :S -
i got some ebay ones and I can confirm, the cheap substitutes are as they are described CHEAP... I re-wired mine internally put an earth to the casing and transformer, re-sealed then wired on a ring with flex and quickfit power connectors... back to a plugtop on a timer they have worked well for nearly 4 weeks ill take some photos.
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Home Network/CCTV Residential Install
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before and during pics of first residential CCTV install. -
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Getting there -
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extra conduit for cat5e only -
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only route I could find without ripping laminate flooring up. -
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Neat Wiring ( When completely finished ) I have Extra rolls of insulation and im boarding the floor out. -
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Distribution panel -
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Ethernet/DAB/HDMI for dvr into master bedroom ( New extension ) TIGHT SQUEEZE!!!!! ill try get photos of the squeeze but im afraid to go up there again.. -
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Ethernet/DAB point room2 -
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Ethernet/DAB point Room 1 -
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conduit installed down wall -
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majority cat5 run mixture of pir/cameras and Ethernet for home network.