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What do you mean by unterminated connections - without the plugs on the end and exposed wires?
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What do you mean by unterminated connections - without the plugs on the end and exposed wires?

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just run the wire so it fits in the box leaving lots of slack but just a cut piece of cable (not terminated in a connector block)
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just run the wire so it fits in the box leaving lots of slack but just a cut piece of cable (not terminated in a connector block)

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What's your reasoning for suggesting it this way rather than terminating it and going the full distance or using a ethernet face plate?
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What's your reasoning for suggesting it this way rather than terminating it and going the full distance or using a ethernet face plate?

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Planning to network my UK detached home as part of a rebuild.<br />
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Should I be using brush face plates to pull cables through rather than have connections to the wall for HDMI, ethernet etc etc?<br />
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Thx.
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Planning to network my UK detached home as part of a rebuild.

Should I be using brush face plates to pull cables through rather than have connections to the wall for HDMI, ethernet etc etc?

Thx.

Brush face plates or proper sockets for cabling a house

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