Ralf1980
2023-09-22 18:51:17
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Hello.
As a LAN cable and network enthusiast, I naturally want to install many LAN outlets in my future solid house, preferably also in duplex design, so always a double socket supplied with a duplex cable.
Usually, at work, I install this in trunking channels or drywall, where the cable stock can always be stored very well.
In a deep flush-mounted box, however, it's a bit tricky, as space is quite tight, bending radii definitely cannot be maintained, and you have to cut very close and then somehow stuff everything in.
At work, we only have commercial buildings with trunking channels, hardly anything flush-mounted.
Do you have any experience whether it is absolutely necessary to plaster in the large electronic boxes, or if the module boxes work better?
Thanks a lot for your tips!
Regards, Ralf
As a LAN cable and network enthusiast, I naturally want to install many LAN outlets in my future solid house, preferably also in duplex design, so always a double socket supplied with a duplex cable.
Usually, at work, I install this in trunking channels or drywall, where the cable stock can always be stored very well.
In a deep flush-mounted box, however, it's a bit tricky, as space is quite tight, bending radii definitely cannot be maintained, and you have to cut very close and then somehow stuff everything in.
At work, we only have commercial buildings with trunking channels, hardly anything flush-mounted.
Do you have any experience whether it is absolutely necessary to plaster in the large electronic boxes, or if the module boxes work better?
Thanks a lot for your tips!
Regards, Ralf