A few examples ...

Bedrooms

It is safe to plan four sockets in each bedroom. Adolescents often require their own phone, PC and TV set and then when they leave home, their room can easily be converted to a home office or a hobby room.

Children have their own PC, through the home network they can surf the web and use the printer and scanner of the home office as well.

Living room

Many living rooms have a separate leisure and dining area, often there is a corner that serves as work desk. TV and radio are essential, a connection to the phone network and the Internet are recommended. Four to six sockets are a minimum provision for the living room.

The TV set in the living room, the children’s room and the home theater can view at the same time, or each individually, the programs that are available on the TV distribution network, the Sat receiver, the video recorder or the DVD player.

Kitchen

The kitchen is the most social place of the house, often it serves as work area, school tasks are brought to the kitchen table, phone and TV are high on the wish list of this family spot. We recommend four sockets.

A little camera connected to the Home Network allows you to watch playing children or check who is entering the driveway.

Home Office

Four connections are an absolute minimum for phone, fax, PC, printer etc.

Every PC can simultaneously use the same fast Internet access line. The built-in Firewall keeps hackers out, convenient when you bring home confidential information on your laptop. But also when you are teleworking and logging in to the company’s server, this is done in a secure way.

Attic/Hobby room

Attics are often not suitably equipped at the building stage, but are turned into a hobby room, extra bedroom or home office at a later stage. Do not forget to install two sockets for each of these areas.

Bathroom

Watch TV or listen to your favorite music while you are relaxing in the bath? No longer just a dream!

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