Benefits
By the end of this one-day course delegates will have learned the skills necessary to complete a domestic structured cable network in the home to the CAI’s high standards.
Content
- Health & Safety
Safety considerations - An overview of structured cable networks
Definitions and principles of distributing signal via stranded cables - Signals that can be distributed
Bandwidths, hubs, receivers, tuners and controllers - Cables & connectors,
Types, plugs, sockets, patching and coding of stranded cables - Tooling and operations
Interconnection to ancillary equipment - Patch Panels
Connections and cable management - Rack Systems
- Best installation practice
Latest information from the industry - Customer relationships
Documentation, conduct & insurance
Learning style
This is a mix of theory and practical exercises and no prior knowledge of electronics and electricity is required. It is however assumed delegates have practical experience in the installation of terrestrial and satellite antennas as well as signal measurement parameters associated with TV and radio reception. Best practice will be explained and opportunities to put knowledge gained into practice will be provided.
Who should attend?
All students must have the basic level of understanding of electronics including ohms law, frequency bandwidths and basic signal distribution techniques in domestic dwellings.
Other information
Duration 1 day
Venues Watford
Certification Successful delegates will receive a CAI Structured Cabling Certificate.
Cost £135.00 for CAI members, £190.00 for non-members
