There are little consolidated wiring panels for such projects that were made specifically for the residential market. I remember seeing them in Lowes or Home Depot.
Something like...
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HR8HNDA/ref=wl_mb_wfa_4_title
The problem is finding a unit that is modular or has the right number and type of connections you want. That's why this normally requires some custom work. There might something out there though.
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Keith C. Perry, MS E.E.
From: "rosatoj" <rosatoj@gmail.com>
To: "Philadelphia Linux User's Group Discussion List" <plug@lists.phillylinux.org>
Sent: Sunday, June 7, 2015 11:26:20 AM
Subject: [PLUG] (no subject)
My brother-in-law recently moved into a new house and he has coax, cat5, and phone wire all terminating at the box pictured below (link). It goes about a finger lengths back and the square is about a foot+.
He is probably only going to make two TVs active (coax) so a little splitter solves that issue. For the cat-5 he can get a little RJ45 hub and solve that issue.
For 'neatness' I looked up RJ11 hubs and there are some out there.. has anyone used them before? or are there mini-phone-patch-panels that will fit in this opening? He is non-tech so I thought going the no-exposed wire route was the best bet.
Or is there a one-stop mini patch coax/RJ45/RJ11 panel that solves all of this? The goal is neatness. I can shove a splitter and two mini hubs in there.. but is there something cleaner?
Joe
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