Re: wiring your home - dslreports.com

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MJimLay aka FlexBaud Premium join:2004-10-06 Beach Haven clubs: ·Cox HSI	reply to watts3000 Re: wiring your home I would also have to say pass on the garage idea. No heating/cooling in most garages plus dirt, dust, etc. It will do more harm than good for your equipment. My suggestion would be a laundry room if it's inside your home, or a master bedroom closet. The last company I worked for used to do SOHO wiring and we would always place the panels in the laundry room or master bedroom closet. We did have a few locations that we provided service where the wiring was installed by a 3rd party and often they would put the SOHO panels in the garage or over doors. The equipment that was in the garages would fail often from the heat, dust, and dirt.
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nnaarrnn join:2004-09-30 Nitro, WV	Laundry room is a horrible idea. TOO much moisture from doing laundry, especially if you dont have a newer dryer with good seals. The moisture will create corrosion/mildew inside the electronic components. (switch etc...)
nnaarrnn join:2004-09-30 Nitro, WV	to forum · permalink · · 2009-02-23 20:48:59 ·
MJimLay aka FlexBaud Premium join:2004-10-06 Beach Haven clubs: ·Cox HSI	said by nnaarrnn : Laundry room is a horrible idea. TOO much moisture from doing laundry, especially if you dont have a newer dryer with good seals. The moisture will create corrosion/mildew inside the electronic components. (switch etc...) My washer/dryer are new and my laundry room has vents in it so it's heated and cooled with the rest of the house. We also use it as a storage room anyway so it has a little bit of everything in it.
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