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Components of Froula's Structured Cable
Wiring System
The wiring infrastructure in most homes has not changed in 50
years and is unable to fully support the technologies that are
available to consumers today. However, today's structured wiring
systems are created to handle today's technologies and provide
the
electronic foundation for a "connected home." This advanced
infrastructure is necessary to ensure that your family can be connected
to today's services and prepared for new technologies. An advanced home
wiring system is usually comprised of three main components:
- The service center.
This service center is the part where all outside services enter the
home, including cable TV, telephone, DSS satellite, Internet, etc. This
central hub distributes these services to locations throughout the
house in a way similar to how the electrical breaker panel controls
electricity flow.
- High-performance cables.
Certain services like digital satellite, high-speed Internet, and
digital TV require high performance cables to allow full access
throughout the home. Most systems include RG-6 coaxial cable for TV and
video, and Category 5 or better twisted-pair cable for telephone and
data. Coaxial cable provides maximum protection from interference with
your TV picture. Category 5 or better cable provides high-speed access
to multiple phone lines without cross-talk. These cables deliver all
the performance you need today, while providing the capacity to handle
tomorrow's technology.
- Outlets. The
outlets in each room determine which services are available in that
room. Each outlet can be customized to a consumer's specific needs
based on which services are desired in each room (cable, Internet
access, telephone, etc.). Without the proper outlets, the
high-performance wiring behind the wall is of little value.
The following services are
provided by our structured wiring system:
- Telephone(s)MS2-U12-X
- Television
- Computers Network
- Modem/Internet access
- Fax machine
- Cable access
- Satellite dish
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