RCA DHT235AB, RCA-HT2 manual Concealing MicroSensor Cable in Existing Walls, Pulling the Cable

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INSTALLATION (continued)

Pulling the Cable

Whenever you run the cable farther than 4-1/2 feet from a hole in a stud or joist (open attic space, going up walls, etc.), fasten the cable to the joists or studs using cable clamps or appropriately sized cable staples. The cable should not have large sags in it, nor should it be too tight. Try to protect the cable from being stepped on in attics or other unfinished crawl spaces. There are guard strips, raceways and conduits which can be used to protect the cable. Consult the local building code for special requirements in your area.

Concealing MicroSensor Cable in Existing Walls

This is actually a fairly simple task if you restrict your choice of the MicroSensor location and cable routes to the interior walls or ceilings of your home. Interior walls in almost all North American residences are hollow, so that it is easy to route new MicroSensor cable around the house. What you see when you look at the painted wall board, plaster, or paneling is only the skin of the wall. Behind the skin is the skeleton; two-by-four wood or metal “studs” running vertically from the floor to the ceiling in walls and 2 x 6 or larger “joists” running horizontally in the ceilings and floors. In between the studs and the joists is the space for the wiring and plumbing of your home.

Exterior walls are different. They must insulate the house from the heat and cold outside, so they are stuffed with insulation. The national building code requires that the hollow wall space in exterior walls be broken by a horizontal stud placed between the vertical studs. This “fire blocking” makes it very difficult to retrofit long lengths of cable. In some areas of the country the exterior walls are constructed of solid masonry, and have no hollow space for cables.

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Contents RCA-HT2 Congratulations Table of ContentsContents Complete System Features and Benefits Remote Control ANYWHERE! KITONE Infrared Microsensor ONE Main System UnitHIGH-FIDELITY Wideband Design Features and Benefits IR MicrosensorExtended IR Receiving Range Printed Circuit BoardFeatures and Benefits Main System Unit Features and Benefits Microflasher InSTALLATION Considerations InSTALLATION Tools RequiredGetting Started Placing the Connection Hub InstallationRemovable Connector Plug Connecting the MicroSensor Cable to the Connection HubConnection Ports Microflasher and 12VDC In-Line Power Supply connectionInstallation Mounting a MicroFlasher to A/V Components Make sure that your system tested OK before proceeding Mounting the Connection HubRunning the MicroSensor Cable Wall-mount placementConnecting Power Supply and Flashers Normal Operation MS220 Mounting LocationStatus Feedback Wall Adapter Optional AccessoriesAdditional MicroSensors Running MicroSensor Cable in New ConstructionDrilling Pulling the Cable Concealing MicroSensor Cable in Existing WallsInstallation Installation MSU250 SpecificationsMS220 MF1VFNiles Audio Corporation 1-800-BUY-HIFI Limited Warranty Miss Mrs Warranty Registration CardL e s a u d i o C o r p o r a t i o n

DHT235AB, RCA-HT2 specifications

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