Electrical planning - sockets

The bus is not just for the Christmas lights...

One can represent many things conventionally, I do not doubt that, but since you quickly reach limits, the various bus variants were invented.

Individually switchable because the devices also change, sometimes something new is added and sometimes something old is disposed of, and sometimes one just thinks of something different... if everything is individually switchable, there are no restrictions.

For example, the projector was not originally planned, but was acquired because of the Football World Cup... an additional network player was also not planned, but is now also under the TV...

But that is just my opinion... I wouldn’t do it any other way and recommend it as such... everyone has to decide for themselves which path they want to take.

Hello everyone,

the magnetic charging of a smartphone or toothbrush poses no problem. However, there the device to be charged sits directly on the coupling coil. The technical magnetic circuit is limited to a few centimeters.

Now, if you imagine a house without wiring, for example, the energy of a stove with about 3 kW power would have to be transmitted by electromagnetic field from the house connection to the stove!? I wouldn't want to be the neighbor there! I also don't want to think about the efficiency. Or then you install iron sheet packages instead of copper cables..... According to current knowledge, this is rather not possible.
Best regards Sven by Tapatalk

Now imagine a house without wiring, for example the energy of a stove with about 3 kW power to be transmitted via an electromagnetic field from the house connection to the stove!? I wouldn’t want to be a neighbor then! I also don't want to think about the efficiency. Or you lay iron sheet packages instead of copper cables..... According to current knowledge, something like that is rather not feasible. Regards Sven by Tapatalk

I don't think anyone intends that or meant it that way. If anything, it was about control! without cables. The losses from wireless power transmission are naturally usually too high, and only make sense over short distances or for minimal amounts (there are actually applications, e.g. for sensors).

Yes, that's how someone here meant it.

About 4 pages ago or so. But the topic was already settled that it doesn’t work except on a small scale.