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 Notonly that but if you take a direct lightning hit nothing on this earth will stopit. Cayour best bet would be a two-pair shielded cable, 22ga. Another reason to use wire designed for in-wall use is that it is made forgreater noise tolerance due to the usual proximity to electrical wires (ac) inwalls. Each audio zone has a keypadthat is used to select the music source, and the selected source is switched tothe requesting volume control/speaker system(s). Feeling that all the top name speakers were justthat - names (like kef, adc, etc) without much real value. Therefore, and to protect x-10 and other devices throughoutthe house, we purchased a whole-house surge protector. I found a surge protector(called transient voltage surge suppressor, or tvss) with the samespecifications (680 joules surge current, 50,000 amps, instantaneousresponse time) made by leviton, available from home automation systemsfor $172.
| thin coaxial cable info: I used the 66 blocks (mine are cat 5) for phoneconnections because they seem sturdier and easier toundo/redo, and i will probably be making relatively frequentchanges. You should neverrun the cable in the same holes as ac for parallel runs - keep at least someseparation, and keep parallel runs very short. Istill used only a double-gang box in the tv locations (one outlet for bothvideo connectors, the other for the four audio banana plugs used forsecondary a/b switch source) since leviton has a wide range of data/phonemodules that could be used if the data or phone cables are later needed. See also componet video cable, and thin coaxial cable related pages. |
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