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Old 25-08-2011, 16:36   #2
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Re: Install Question (s)

There is one cable run from the street, usually to the front of the house which will terminate with a small junction box. From there cables are run to the locations you require the modem / set tip boxes. Depending on the layout of the house, this might be one or two cables that then are spilt at junctions internally. Most cables will be routed clipped to skirtings, but they are normally terminated loose so you can connect these directly to the cable devices. There may be small internal junction boxes on the skirtings where isolators are fitted.

They don't need to touch wiring for Sky or BT phone, indeed to touch the BT master socket would contravene regulations.
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