The cabling system that makes your home smart.
Structured wiring is a fancy way of saying "a planned, flexible cable system." It includes prewire for
phone, fax, high speed Internet, high definition TV (HDTV), and home networks (to back up shared data).
Even if no other home automation or media systems are installed at time of construction, installing your cabling
while the house is being built — before the drywall is installed — is the most cost-effective
way to give yourself the option for future home enhancements like security, audio/video/internet distribution, and more.
Structured wiring is a "must" for every new construction that adds resale value.
The heart of the system is the central panel (Fig.1), often located in the basement or garage. Bundled cables (Fig. 2)
from the multimedia outlets (Fig. 3) in the various rooms are run back to the central panel (unlike older phone/cable
wiring which was jumped from one outlet to another).
With a background in industrial automation, Automated Lifestyles is more than qualified to design your wiring system
and work with your builder to make sure you have access to the abundant information you need today ... and well
into the future.
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 Fig. 1 Central Panel located in basement or garage. |
 Fig. 2 Cable types installed: RG6 quad shield, Cat5e, Cat6. |
 Fig. 3 Multimedia outlets located in various rooms. |
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then add components as you need them.
High-Speed Internet/Phone: cable/DSL modem, VOIP and standard phone/fax where you need them
High-Definition Cable or Satellite TV: crisp, clear picture and network/phone jack for TiVo and Pay-per-view
Distributed Video: watch recorded shows in any room of your home
Printer Sharing: allows you to send print signal from various rooms to one printer (for example, print digital photos from your TV)
Intercom: communicate from room to room and hear who is at your door before answering
Whole House Surge Protection: invaluable with today's high-tech equipment
Attic Conduit: provides future flexibility
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