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The size of the enclosure is determined by how many hubs you plan on using. As a basic guide you should use an 11” enclosure for 1-2 hubs, a 14” enclosure for 3-6 hubs, and a 28” enclosure for anything more. These sizes will allow you to have room for the hubs as well as the associated wires and cables you’ll be connecting, plus still have room for your hands when you install everything in the enclosure.
Just as in Real Estate, location is key to a successful connected home. Here are some guidelines for choosing the best location.
* Keep it dry and cool: Excessive moisture and/or heat can cause problems (such as corrosion) and premature failure of equipment. A dry, cool enclosure is a happy enclosure. * Keep it centered: Centralize your enclosure in the home, to provide easy access from anywhere in the home. It also keeps the wire runs as short as possible. ...for more information Structured Wiring Enclosures
The structured wiring enclosure is the heart of any structured wiring system. Within its metal box resides the hubs, which connect and control all of the electronic distribution systems. This enclosure provides a safe and secure location for all of your hubs, whether they are for telephone, video, audio, networking or any additional system. |
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