Genesis offers guide on residential structured cabling systems
Aug 22, 2003,
New guidebook is intended for homeowners, contractors...
The Wired Home: Part 8 of 12
Aug 1, 2003, By Dave Dusthimer, Cisco Learning Institute Press
Work with homeowners to determine their present and future technology needs and design a system that's right for them...
Leviton acquires Structured Wiring Division of Listman Home Technologies
Jul 22, 2003,
Listman's Structured Wiring Division is a developer of user-friendly residential hardware and software networking solutions....
The Wired Home: Part 7 of 12
Jul 1, 2003, By Dave Dusthimer, Cisco Learning Institute Press
Design a home automation system that helps your customers get the most from their home technology investment...
BICSI Field Report: 2003 Spring Conference
Jun 6, 2003, By Joe Knisley, Senior Editorial Consultant
The BICSI 2003 Spring Conference, held at Denver’s Colorado Convention Center, May 12-15, 2003, drew about 1,400 attendees eager to learn about industry...
Leviton joins Crestron Electronics coalition
Jun 4, 2003,
Leviton Manufacturing, Little Neck, N.Y., recently entered into a technology alliance with Crestron Electronics and joined its group of I2P Coalition...
The Wired Home: Part 6 of 12
Jun 1, 2003, By Dave Dusthimer, Cisco Learning Institute Press
If you think of the home as a body and things like telephone systems, computer networks, security systems, doorbells, entertainment systems, and other services within the home as the organs that carry out day-to-day functions, low-voltage cabling is the circulatory network of capillaries, veins, and arteries that transport the voice, data, audio, and video signals necessary to keep that home network functioning....
A Little Time And a Lot of Pressure
Jun 1, 2003, By Matthew Halverson, Managing Editor
Oddly enough, the very same thing that can stop the heart is capable of coaxing it into beating again. Only 50mA of current needs to run through a person's body to shut down its most vital organ, yet a similar shock applied to the chest by means of a machine no larger than a laptop computer can flip a virtual switch to turn it back on....
Breaking into the VDV Market
Jun 1, 2003, By Joe Knisley, Senior Editorial Consultant
The VDV market is maturing and customers are becoming more technically savvy. If you want to be a low-voltage service/systems contractor, you’ll need a host of new skills...
BuilConn Forum leaves impression on systems integrators
May 30, 2003,
More than 200 members of the systems integration community converged in Dallas for the premier BuilConn Forum. The forum brought together manufacturers,...
Testing project shows most patch cords fail
May 23, 2003,
A new study from Quabbin Wire & Cable, Co., Ware, Mass., shows that most open-market patch cords do not meet the TIA’s published requirements. Almost...
BICSI releases newest edition of the TDMM
May 15, 2003,
BISCI, Tampa, Fla., recently announced the 10th edition of its Telecommunications Distribution Methods Manual (TDMM). TDMM is a resource for those who...
The Wired Home: Part 5 of 12
May 1, 2003, By Dave Dusthimer, Cisco Learning Institute Press
Industry insiders once hailed home automation as the proverbial next big thing. Who wouldn't be excited by such far-out possibilities as a refrigerator...
The State of the Structured Wiring Market
May 1, 2003, By EC&M Staff
May Construction Watch Department...
Plenum Datacom Wiring: What You Need to Know
Apr 1, 2003, By John DeDad, Editorial Director
NEC cabling installation requirements are straightforward, but markings and new offerings may create confusion....
