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I do not know if this has been mentioned, but there is a device that is
used as an entire building Surge Suppresser.
A few years ago I asked a friend who owns a Electrical Contracting house
about it and he gave me one. I think they are about $180. Cost me
perhaps $50 for a Electrician to install it. It installs at the D-Mark
where the Power comes into the meter. If I were to look for one, I'd
look into larger houses that supply to commercial buildings, where they
are more often used.
I have not had any power related problems do to spikes or the like since.
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Along with the phone lines you may want the contractor to bundle in
Ethernet lines with outlets alongside the phone jacks.
--PJS
TWA7663@xxxxxxx wrote:
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> I am building a new house. The framing is almost done. Before it is too
> late I want to make sure I have not forgotten anything regarding trading?
>
> I am running conduit through the roof for satellite and have 8 phone lines.
> I also want to network computers in various rooms.
>
> What cabling and network specifics should I install to enable me to take full
> advantage of current and future technology? I just want the correct cabling
> in place before all the walls and ceilings are enclosed.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Russ
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