flood/bulk network cabling

This is for a home installation with network points in rooms.

What sort is recommended? It'll be done under floor boards etc. as that
is all currently already up.

Cat6 and Sheilded cable?

I won't be doing any of the installing myself (the electrician will),
but just need to buy the bulk cabling and network sockets that screw on
the wall.

i would use shelled as this will stop interference either .

mike
"T." <nntp-DOT-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:420f727c$0$8758$(E-Mail Removed)...
> This is for a home installation with network points in rooms.
>
> What sort is recommended? It'll be done under floor boards etc. as that
> is all currently already up.
>
> Cat6 and Sheilded cable?
>
> I won't be doing any of the installing myself (the electrician will),
> but just need to buy the bulk cabling and network sockets that screw on
> the wall.

In article <420f727c$0$8758$(E-Mail Removed)>, "T." nntp-DOT-
(E-Mail Removed) says...
> This is for a home installation with network points in rooms.
>
> What sort is recommended? It'll be done under floor boards etc. as that
> is all currently already up.
>
> Cat6 and Sheilded cable?
>
> I won't be doing any of the installing myself (the electrician will),
> but just need to buy the bulk cabling and network sockets that screw on
> the wall.
>
AIUI using shielded cable where it's not necessary (i.e. not in a
high-noise industrial or similar installation) can create more
problems than it solves.

On Sun, 13 Feb 2005 15:29:20 +0000, "T." <nntp-DOT-(E-Mail Removed)>
strung together this:

>This is for a home installation with network points in rooms.
>
>What sort is recommended? It'll be done under floor boards etc. as that
>is all currently already up.
>
>Cat6 and Sheilded cable?
>
Excessive, cat5e will be more than adequate for an average home
network. You can get gigabit over it if it's installed correctly.

>I won't be doing any of the installing myself (the electrician will),

Hmm, could be stretching the limits of his ability. Many sparks I know
of have absolutely no idea of how to correctly install network cables
of any sort.
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SJW
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> Hmm, could be stretching the limits of his ability. Many sparks I know of
> have absolutely no idea of how to correctly install network cables of any
> sort.

That will be running it along side mains cables then <g>

Dave

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