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Discussing Structured Wiring Options
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" But let's say -- that Tim woods from the Internet home alliance. Targets and are you great -- what is the Internet home alliance well the Internet. Home alliance is a strong association of companies I'm from -- the founding members are Cisco Sears Panasonic convince this. General Motors and home director yeah all of them got together and committed to bringing the Internet lifestyle to the consumer. Okay and so in this house here in quechee Vermont yes we're trying to make we're going to try to make the Internet lifestyle available to whoever ends up buying this kind of bring it to life and -- second war well what what things are starting -- with a structured wiring. This Halloween but there's a satellite dish involved right there not a job base here that's right that's absolutely right. One of the unique things about the quechee site yeah home versus any other site is that this site. You can't get DSL you can't get broadband service can't get those kind of bomb. High data rate transmissions we have to go with two way satellite communications from Hughes corporation podcast called direct duo and it allows that two way communication via the satellite but then the cabling itself. Is what do I got here well that's that's a two plus two it's basically cat five and it's RJ and people would have. Kind of look at that as ethernet and cable. Write a pretty familiar with those two things and this is -- and ends up coming out looking like. I'm you've got your cable system right here -- crossing the night in pairs right and then you Gregory you're right. And what we're doing is we've pulled all those lines down. From the different rooms in the house you see them labeled we've got guest room dining room kitchen right every room in the house will have capabilities pretty much pretty much every room. And what comes out for the consumer looks like this. And and what consumers are really used to is seeing this -- home. What we're talking about is adding this dimension. Where you have the ability and the flexibility to put computers and an audio visual equipment and all the wonderful things that they're coming with Internet life style into every single room. And there's two cable connects -- two cable connections we have two cat five connections in here. And this allows us to do things like streaming video we're gonna have high definition TV. All of these types of things are allowable because we have this universal port in. Now somebody made a big deal about not. Being able that you guys install this until after the electrical was already Ian -- absolutely there's interference caused between the electrical system standard electrical system. And structured wiring connectors that kind of a home that's created by your electrical system and you need to get certain distance apart so you don't want to cross the wires or keep them too close together well known out of -- up because avoid the buzzes now. There's a plan up on the wall here that explains. -- Flexibility you can view you you're different different music in every room if you want to you have these great control panels are going to be on the wall. -- what's even batteries we've got this cubic web tablet it's wireless you'll be able here around the house with you. And you'll be able to control audio visual security all of us. Fabulous."