Inside Connection and Cabling, Inc.

Tips: What's available to run wire to the jacks?

· Existing Pipe/Conduit: Basically a small pipe from 1/2 to1 1/2 inches in diameter is installed in the wall before the sheetrock is put in place. If you have removable ceiling tiles you can remove the ceiling tile and look above the wall to see if a pipe exists running to the jack. Conduit can also be run exposed on a surface, this is also very common. This pipe must have open space remaining in order to be used.

· Crawlspace/Basement: A space that a person can fit through in order to route the wire to a location above or below the wall you would like the jack in. Generally, a basement, attic or crawlspace.

· Ceiling w/ Removable Tiles: Your ceiling has removable ceiling tiles that form the "lid" of your space.

· Run wire exposed: This option is usually only used when there are no other alternatives running the wire and the customer agrees to it. Absolute worst in terms of appearance.

· Add new conduit: Used when you need conduit/pipe to get low voltage wire to a location. May have to be mounted to existing surface. Can be used in indoors and outdoors. Multiple applications.

· Add new wiremold: Used on impenetrable surfaces to get jacks to locations where you otherwise wouldn't. Very nice finished look.

Phone: (206) 244-3771 Fax (206) 244-3782

Seattle, Washington, USA