Obstlerbaum
2019-02-15 18:41:34
- #1
The POE switches are so affordable, I wouldn't even consider a solution with injectors.
New construction: Connection & cabling Internet + TV
- Erstellt am 2019-02-15 08:32:49
dhd82
2019-02-15 18:43:52
- #2
Well, cheap is relative.
My two switches each cost 400 €. You can save a few euros by using injectors.
My two switches each cost 400 €. You can save a few euros by using injectors.
Obstlerbaum
2019-02-15 18:57:38
- #3
Wow, you really went all out. I got a part for 60 euros since I don't need more than 4 POE ports anyway...
dhd82
2019-02-15 19:19:21
- #4
That is a great price, congratulations. If the OP has thought about what they would like to have in the house, then the right components can be put together.
SenorRaul7
2019-02-18 11:01:47
- #5
Okay, this has gotten quite specific now...
I took the floor plans and started to think about where electronic devices with LAN cabling could be placed. On the ground floor, we are already quite far along with the furniture planning, but on the upper floor, we are still very uncertain. The drywall in the bedroom will probably be removed because otherwise, the bedroom would be too small due to the sloping roof.
The two circles in the hallway areas could become two access points on the ceiling.
The lines on the walls could be walls where internet via cable is needed.
The connections themselves + router should of course be located in the utility room.
Ground floor:
Hallway = Access Point
Living room = TV, receiver, game console...
Guest/office room = PC, game console, possibly also TV/receiver
Upper floor:
Children’s room = later at some point TV, receiver, game console, PC
Bedroom = TV/receiver
I took the floor plans and started to think about where electronic devices with LAN cabling could be placed. On the ground floor, we are already quite far along with the furniture planning, but on the upper floor, we are still very uncertain. The drywall in the bedroom will probably be removed because otherwise, the bedroom would be too small due to the sloping roof.
The two circles in the hallway areas could become two access points on the ceiling.
The lines on the walls could be walls where internet via cable is needed.
The connections themselves + router should of course be located in the utility room.
Ground floor:
Hallway = Access Point
Living room = TV, receiver, game console...
Guest/office room = PC, game console, possibly also TV/receiver
Upper floor:
Children’s room = later at some point TV, receiver, game console, PC
Bedroom = TV/receiver
Mycraft
2019-02-18 15:00:41
- #6
Well, just as a thought, kitchens and other rooms etc. can get something like Sonos at some point or even right away.