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Because every floor plan is different, we'll review your plans in detail before making any recommendations for a high bandwidth distribution system that transports audio, video, data, and telecommunications throughout the homes.

Additionally, we'll help you decide which wiring should be standard and which should be offered as options to support your homeowners' needs for entertainment, phone, wired and wireless LANs.

Interface has a complete training and certification program for all of our installers and we work closely with your project manager or superintendent to ensure timely installation of the cables and components before drywall installation and finishing occur.

Structured Wiring is a means to centralize and organize the cables and individual system panels required to distribute multi-room TV, video, phone service, multi-room audio, computer network, and Internet services, to each room in your home.

A structured wiring system gives you a number of configurations to choose from. Wires originating from the Connection Center (the “brains” of the system typically located in a service area such as a closet, garage, attic, or basement) are routed to outlets located in each room of your house. Typical outlets include:

1. Telephone Outlet - Allows you to connect standard one and two-line telephones, a fax machine, or a dial-up modem. Outlet includes (1) 4 pair category 5e wire.
2. Television Outlet - Supports cable TV, satellite or off-air TV antenna applications. A high-speed cable modem may also be connected. Outlet includes (1) RG-6 coaxial cable.
3. Home Office - Allows up to four phone lines, cable modem and/or TV. Can also be used as one end of a local area network. Outlet includes (2) 4 pair category 5e wires and (1) RG-6 coaxial cable.
4. Multi Media Outlet - Primarily used for entertainment centers where cable TV, satellite or off-air TV antenna reception is needed. The phone line allows you to order Pay-Per-View services. Outlet includes (2) RG-6 coaxial cables and (1) 4 pair category 5e wire.
5. Connection Center - The Connection Center, located in a closet, distributes services from outside the house (cable TV, telephone, satellite dish, internet, etc.) to outlet locations throughout the house.
6. Telephone/TV Combo Outlet - This convenient outlet lets you have both telephone and television in one location. Outlet includes (1) 4 pair category 5e wire and (1) RG-6 coaxial cable.
7. Teledata - Supports both telephone and high-speed data services. Can be used as one end of a local area network. Outlet includes (2) 4 pair category 5e wires.
8. Universal Outlet - Used where maximum flexibility is needed. Outlet includes (2) 4 pair category 5e wires and (2) RG-6 coaxial cable.
9. Ask About Satellite Dish Pre-wire! - The satellite dish pre-wire option gives you the ability to add components to receive satellite programming on up to 4 TVs. Satellite dish pre-wire includes (4) RG-6 coaxial cables and ground wire to attic.

Structured Wiring is best suited to new construction when the walls are still “open”; however, it is still a viable solution for an existing home that offers access to the desired rooms via an attic or basement.

We offer complete Structured Wiring systems from major manufacturers.

 

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