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that can be turned off from the inside if possible

But then make sure that this is not done with normal light switches. They are often only rated up to 10A and are accordingly protected -> only 2200-2300 watts - which is no longer enough for many garden devices.
Actually, a single fuse is sufficient, or if you really have many freeloaders in the neighborhood, then just a socket with a lockable cover.

We are torn back and forth. It's quite a lot of money. On the other hand, it also creates independence from the internet or streaming services. And it also increases the value of the house.

Alternatively, one could take Sat>IP and be done with the topic, even without major installation throughout the whole house.

We are torn. It's a lot of money. On the other hand, it also creates independence from the internet or streaming services. And it also increases the value of the house.

How does such an ugly dish, which mostly also shades the south side, increase the value of a house?

One network connection per room is enough for me to work, watch TV, Playstation, etc. We don't have bigger requirements. Or is there something against an access point patch panel?

You have to decide whether you want to nail everything (patch panel, switch, router, maybe also NAS...) to the wall or put it in a cabinet. Both will work. You haven't addressed yet how the WLAN should be implemented? Simply hang an access point somewhere on a network socket without any prior planning?

Hehe, a satellite dish just doesn't shade the south. However, I also think that 6 connections for something that is possibly only an additional feature is quite a lot. Aren't two enough for the living room and possibly the bedroom? Kids hardly use the TV anyway.

I would like to know whether these prices are directly from the electrician or go through the general contractor?

By the way: in the utility room, I could almost use 8 power outlets, and in the bedroom, I would miss a two-way switch if you are going to spend that much anyway.

How does such an ugly dish, which mostly also shades the south side, increase the value of a house?

Well, rather the existing wiring. But SAT is now out of our considerations, the money will be used elsewhere.

I would like to know whether these prices are directly from the electrician or go through the general contractor?

The prices are directly from the electrician. In the end, however, it will of course be officially commissioned through the general contractor, who then receives their commission or whatever. We can't influence that anyway.
In case anyone from the area is interested: GU is Indeland Massivhaus, electrician is Acksteiner, both from Eschweiler. So far we are satisfied.

Where you haven’t yet addressed: how is the WLAN supposed to be implemented? Just hang an access point somewhere on a network socket without any prior planning?

Good point. So far, we have planned one twin socket per bedroom/office and two in the living room. See the green marking.
Now that you mention it, I would also consider network sockets + access points at ceiling height in both hallways, see the red question mark. Also one in the garage, but something was already planned there due to the wall box preparation.
Our external dimensions are 7x12m, that should be enough, right? Do you have a recommendation for an access point?

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