Mycraft
2021-03-19 09:15:38
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We have a simple meter cabinet. Next to it a sub-distributor for the heat pump. Above it hangs the fiber optic modem. On the meter cabinet sits the Fritzbox. Next to it a switch (simple TP-LINK). Above that the electrician has laid the Homeway cabling.
I don't know if I can or want to cram all of this into one network cabinet. But if the multiswitch is added and later my microserver, I don't know if that will still look "good."
A picture is worth a thousand words.
Everything I've seen so far are rather "deep" cabinets but I want it to be more shallow (similar to the meter cabinet) also because I want to bolt it to the wall.
That’s because the introduction of the installation cables is not necessarily easy and they are rather rigid... furthermore, bend radii must be observed.
You could also just do the satellite cabling surface-mounted on the wall entirely without cabinets. You don’t have that many anyway.
For LAN you have to see... how many cables are we actually talking about?