-elniniol999- wrote:
> I currently have a standard phone and seperate ADSL connection in my
> flat.
> Id like to integrate all this into CAT5e and rip out all my exist
> standard BT wiring.
> How exactly do i put my telephones onto CAT5 and what equipment (if
> any) will i need to purchase to do this.
Sounds like you've a lot of research ahead ;-)
Google for "structured cabling".
Equipment wise you'll need:
A switch (for the PC network side of things only)
A network equipment cabinet, nuts etc.
A patch panel,
Small cable ties,
CAT5 cable,
Patch leads,
Data modules and face plates,
Back boxes,
IDC tool,
Wire cutters,
Trunking,
Cable tester (useful if you're a beginner)
Patience.
> If i was to do this how would i connect my ADSL Modem to the phoneline
> since there would be no standard UK telephone sockets?
You'd still have a master socket, move this (naughty!), or if this isn't
possible, run a feed off it back to where you'll have your patch panel.
> Anyone know the best place online to purchase wall mounted RJ45 boxes?
There are literally hundreds of places, Google for them. I use City
Electrical Factors a lot, they aren't the cheapest but they've a branch
around the corner.
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