We have now finished the floor plans, and the electrical planning phase is starting. I expect there will be quite a few pencils and erasers used.
Do you have any tips on things that are often forgotten or important points to watch out for?
The basis will be the Busch-Jäger Free@Home system. In the first step, I want to plan the power outlets, then gradually the rest.
Do you have any tips on things that are often forgotten or important points to watch out for?
The basis will be the Busch-Jäger Free@Home system. In the first step, I want to plan the power outlets, then gradually the rest.
EveundGerd19 Dec 2015 23:17We have 4 outlets plus 2 LAN ports and still one outlet free despite using TV, PS3, and soundbar. We use Amazon Prime and internet radio.
For additional short-term needs, there is a power strip behind the soundbar.
What is connected to all 13 outlets? I’m having a hard time imagining that right now.
For additional short-term needs, there is a power strip behind the soundbar.
What is connected to all 13 outlets? I’m having a hard time imagining that right now.
In my rental apartment: Fritzbox, NAS, 2 external hard drives, network switch, phone, AV receiver, TV, satellite receiver, Blu-ray player, Amazon Fire TV, remote control charging station, custom-built Ambilight.
That's actually 13 devices, which surprises me a bit ^^
At least half of these are supposed to be moved to the basement or other locations during the house construction.
That's actually 13 devices, which surprises me a bit ^^
At least half of these are supposed to be moved to the basement or other locations during the house construction.
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roadrun8719 Dec 2015 23:29The TV will have a separate outlet.
The following need to be connected at the lowboard:
The following need to be connected at the lowboard:
- Sat receiver
- Blu-ray player
- Apple TV
- AV receiver
- Subwoofer
- PlayStation or similar
EveundGerd19 Dec 2015 23:31The Fritz Box, switch, and other devices are located in the utility room. Our TV does not require a stick, hard drives, or receiver. The Blu-ray player with 3D capability is integrated into the PS3. We do not have a charging station for the remote control, but one would fit next to the sofa.
EveundGerd19 Dec 2015 23:37It may be that we don’t need this because of our devices, but since the devices will be upgraded with multimedia features in the future, I would prefer to invest in a power strip instead of a large number of individual outlets. This also works well with a lowboard.
Each bedroom as well as the kitchen also have a USB outlet with two ports each. They are very popular with us. The kids use theirs every day.
Each bedroom as well as the kitchen also have a USB outlet with two ports each. They are very popular with us. The kids use theirs every day.
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