Our home is already unthinkable without a TV. We install television equipment in the living room, bedroom, kitchen and even in the garage. Obviously, you have to stretch special cables and cords, branch them and hide them. How to do it correctly so that the wires are the least visible?
Instructions
Step 1
Television cables are usually run along walls (near baseboards, jambs, ceilings). Before you start wiring the cable, you will need to measure the sections of the wiring and cut the wire with a small margin. Next, prepare the cable by straightening it by pulling it (several times) through the fabric.
Step 2
Cut the metal strips and fix the conductors with them, you can use ordinary cans for this, the length of the strips will depend on the thickness of the wire that you will fix.
Step 3
Place the conductors on the clips fixed across the wires.
Step 4
There are several ways to route cables. Open method: the cable runs along the surface of brick, plastered or wallpaper-pasted concrete walls and ceilings. Lightweight cables with shielded wires or flat wires are used. Rubber-insulated aluminum and copper wires are also used.
Step 5
For exposed wiring, it is best to attach wires to a wall or ceiling using rollers made of porcelain.
Step 6
Concealed method: the cable is laid in a layer of plaster, under the plaster, under the floor. For this method, wires of the following brands are used: APN, APPVS, APPV, VARN, APV, etc.
Step 7
For hidden wiring, use cable ducts, make sure they are covered over their entire length at a depth of at least 10 mm, and the wires at least 5 mm. Concealed wiring in a layer or under a layer of plaster implies the presence of horizontal and vertical wiring, as well as strobes and breakdowns.
