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Our goal is to provide you with information about residential and commercial data, voice, video cabling. On this web site you'll find virtually all aspects of wiring and cabling for computer networks, phone systems and host of other applications as well as related information on information transport systems.
Ever wondered what does '24AWG' in cables' specs stand for? AWG stands for American Wire Gauge sizing system. '24 AWG' means that the wire had 24 steps during its drawing process. So, the more steps of drawing, the smaller is the wire and '26 AWG' denotes a wire with less diameter than '24AWG'.
- Metric:
- 22 AWG ~ 0.64mm.;
- 24 AWG ~ 0.5 mm.;
- 26 AWG ~ 0.4 mm.
Home Cabling Guide
Our goal is to provide you with information about residential and commercial data,voice, video cabling. On this web site you'll find virtually all aspects of wiring and cabling for computer networks, phone systems and host of other applications as well as related information on information transport systems.
Introducing the new, based on the most recent version of ANSI/TIA-570-B Residential Cabling Standard
Fourth Edition
- You Will Learn:
- How to increase value of your house by making it ready for whole-housevoice, data, video, infrared controls and other applications
- How to turn your house into a state-of-the-art communications and entertainment building
- How to integrate and successfully use basic and advanced technologies like Internet connection sharing and whole-house video and infrared signal distribution
- How to plan, design, install and maintain your advanced home cabling network
- How to choose the best components for your home network and much more...
- The Guide Features:
- Cabling terms described in simple words
- Residential cabling standard overview
- Recommendations for home cabling planning and design
- List of supported applications
- Cabling topology schemes
- Installation procedures and tips
- Pin layouts and other reference information
- List of additional information sources
- and much more ...
The Guide is available for immediate download as zip-format compressed Adobe Acrobat PDF file (2.3Mb), on CD-ROM (US only) and printed (US only).
