Home networks electric

As with any project, you should start with a plan. We not only need to know where we want our wired ethernet connections but also where they come together and how to get there. I have broken down the planning into a couple of steps: 1. Make a simple floorplan of your house. This really helps with visualizing all the wired. So with our plan completed, we are going to look at what we need. And the most important part is the ethernet cable of course. Ethernet cables. You could connect an RJ45 connector on a solid UTP cable, but it really isn’t recommended. Ethernet cables that are hanging loose don’t look nice, aren’t easy to work with, and finding. Solid UTP cables aren’t really meant to crimp an RJ45 plug-on. But that doesn’t mean that isn’t possible. Only you need to buy the right RJ45 plugs, the difference is in the blades of the RJ45. So for the other end of the ethernet cables, we are going to need ethernet wall sockets. The wall sockets, in general, are different in the US than in the EU. In the US you can get wall sockets with removable keystone jacks.