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Not grounding the shielding is an oopsie. Disregarding the fact that you paid for sielded cable and you don't use it, if the shielding doesn't connect to ground it can act as an antenna and instead of blocking EMF it draws it.
Hi Zeeshan thanks for uploading videos this is an amazing video, too helpfulI. I installed 1VTO and 2VTH screens everything is ok however if we call from one room to another means from VTH1 to VTH2 the mic doesnt work at both sides however if we ring the bell and call comes from VTO mic works perfectly fine at both screens but internal call from room to room doesnt. what could be the reason and how to fix?
Not sure what the idea was to have half of the cables go directly into a network switch & other half via patch panels. Also get a “cat 5 comb” Good video otherwise
oo maaari kang magdagdag ng camera tulad ng 8 MP cam sa 5 MP DVR mayroon ka lang pababa ng resolution ng camera mula sa o doon ito mismo sa camera button
Both are same it's depends on your system if you have mixer you cannot keep speaker on 100 v it should be on ohms but if you have amplifier you can connect both ohms are 100 v
@@naturefuturetech I am from India and I purchased both, first Soundcraft EFX8 8 channel mixer and it will connect to ahuja 500watt Amplifier with 12nos of DSPPA 30 watts speaker so is it possible to connect on 100v and COM.
How many hours/days did it take for all the cabinet work? How many hours/days for the office cable runs and wall sockets? How much do you charge for this sort of job?
Looks fantastic. But I'm slightly worried about patch cable 1 (09:36). That looks like a very tight bend at the switch end - less than the recommended bend radius of 2.5cm?
There are two main metrics: 1. Good work per standards/best practices & 2. Looking good to the eyes. Aesthetics. It is possible to reach either one and not the other. However, for reliable data communications, #1 is preferred over #2. To some installers and clients, they tend to feel 'satisfied' with #2 over #1. To a professional, both have equal weight! The professional and responsable client would first prefer that installers wear PPE! Then have and use correct/proper tools. I'm wondering, isn't there a way to prevent so much wasted cable? It adds up. Any installation method that may affect the cable's geometry will negatively affect performance. Installation must consider (ease of) maintenance. Then again budget$$$ determine a lot. What was the objective of the video again?😅
