ᐅ Which flush-mounted boxes are used for network cables and for cables with five entries?
Created on: 4 Jan 2019 18:06
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Gerd&Jolanthe
Hello,
I am currently building a house and preparing the electrical installation.
My questions:
1. When installing network outlets, are standard deep flush-mount boxes sufficient? And is it acceptable to route the network cable through the middle cable entry points rather than the lowest ones (see file)?
2. Throughout my house, M25 conduit is used for wiring. If I have five cable entry points in a flush-mount box, can I still use deep flush-mount boxes, or should I rather use device connection boxes such as the Kaiser model with item number 1069-02?
Thank you again
I am currently building a house and preparing the electrical installation.
My questions:
1. When installing network outlets, are standard deep flush-mount boxes sufficient? And is it acceptable to route the network cable through the middle cable entry points rather than the lowest ones (see file)?
2. Throughout my house, M25 conduit is used for wiring. If I have five cable entry points in a flush-mount box, can I still use deep flush-mount boxes, or should I rather use device connection boxes such as the Kaiser model with item number 1069-02?
Thank you again
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Caspar20204 Jan 2019 18:45In a crossover switch circuit with a total of 3 switches, only 2 cables come out of each flush-mounted box. Either the power supply/next switch, or the crossover switch in/out, or the crossover switch/lamp.
The switches are wired in series, not in a star configuration.
The switches are wired in series, not in a star configuration.
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Gerd&Jolanthe4 Jan 2019 18:48Caspar2020 schrieb:
But there are only 4, right? Also, you can easily combine a switch with an outlet below it, so you effectively have two flush-mounted boxes in the same space.Sometimes one or two more are added for roller shutters.
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Caspar20204 Jan 2019 19:09But then they are not all in the same flush-mounted box.
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