Wiring A Smart Building

Low Voltage Pre-Wire Boxes and Enclosures

Today, our homes are more than just a place to eat and sleep. Our homes have become our office and entertainment centers. Communications, entertainment, and security are all important parts of the home environment. Information is the key element of each of our lives. Instant information allows us to be just as effective at home as at our work location.

The cost of a new home today has grown to six and seven digit numbers. However, when it comes to providing communication, security and broadband service to our home, our efforts are oftentimes an afterthought that could use a little more pre-planning. Proper infrastructure ensures safe and reliable service whenever it is needed.

 The service provider’s equipment generally terminates on the outside of your home or business. The outside wall is generally the demarcation point of what the homeowner owns and what the service provider provides. On the inside of the building, there are often structure wiring cabinets that are designed to bring together the wiring and wireless interface equipment.

 Benner-Nawman has engineered a variety of termination boxes, enclosures and cabinets which provide the demarcation point for the provider and a safe and protected connection to the home or business owner. In addition to the outside cabinets and enclosures, Benner-Nawman Inc. also offers a wide variety of interior cabinets for mounting low voltage and Wi-Fi equipment. These products are available from your local electrical or communication supply distributor.

 

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The Right Tool For The Right Job

Specialty Hand Tools For the Professional Craftsman

In his home workshop, he developed a small cutter that had an offset bite and would actually pull the cable into the cutting fulcrum, eliminating compression and frayed ends. A perfect tool for use on multi-stranded cable. With the help of Roy Latten (an executive from General Telephone) and through trial and error the 41st sample had just the right blade design and the two were awarded a patent for this specialty hand tool.