WGN_South-Africa Posted May 19, 2009 Share Posted May 19, 2009 We are now finished with the whole system ...............And it is up and runnig very well..........Level 1:Main Room: (A/V zone 1)1 HC 3001 HC 2001 LCBR 8 source 6zone Video hub1 netgear 16 port switch (8POE)1 Satelite decoder1 Netgear EVA 80001 Scart to Componant converter1 Composite to componant converter2 UPS Power Backups1 NAS Drive1 Wireless Router1 C4 4zone AMP1 Sony 46" LCD1 Yamaha Surround bar1 Componant Wall Plate1 Axis 240Q Video Server1 Media PC (Running DVR Software to record all my cameras)Kitchen: (A/V zone 2)1 22" LCD1 Componant Wall PlateDining Room: (Audio only )1 Pair in Ceiling Speakers (from C4 amp)1 DimmerPatio : ( Audio only)1 Pair in Ceiling Speakers (from C4 amp)Formal Lounge: (Audio only)1 Pair in Ceiling Speakers (from C4 amp)Guest Bedroom: ( A/V zone3)1 Sony TV1 Componant Wall PlateFoyer:1 4" In Wall Touch Screen1 Dimmer1 CCTV PTZ CameraOutside the House:3 Panasonic POE IP Cameras4 CCTV Camers (connected to Axis 240Q)Level 2:Gym: (A/V zone 4)1 Samsung LCD1 Componant Wall PlateMain Bedroom: ( A/V zone 5)1 Sony LCD1 Componant Wall Plate1 C4 V2 RemoteTheatre Room: ( A/V zone 6)1 Componant Wall Plate1 Samsung LCD1 HC 2001 Network Switch1 Wireless Access Point1 Sony A/V Reciever1 UPS Power Backup1 7.1 Monitor Audio Speaker System1 3 Button keypad (to control my two dimmers) 2 DimmersTop Passage:1 C4 SwitchTop Bathroom:1 C4 Motion sensor2 Dimmers1 C4 Switch1 6 Button keypad ( to control Bathroom entrance light, bathroom light, passage light and the switch for the heated towl rail)NOTE: We have also connected the internal house alarm system to Control4, that alows the client to arm / disarm the alarm from anywhere in the house. The other benefit of doing this is that all the alarm passives can be programed to trigger lights and or certain activities. For example after dark if you walk into the house the lights will automaticly switch on in the area that movement is detected, and then switch off after an allocated time. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bebster Posted May 19, 2009 Share Posted May 19, 2009 Nice photos. I'm curious why you have a Network Switch in the theatre room? Can you share what model UPS Power Backups and NAS you are using? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
WGN_South-Africa Posted May 19, 2009 Author Share Posted May 19, 2009 i put a network switch in there because i only have 3 cat5 cables in there wich was pulled in during the constuction of the house, and only after they were in they said they wanted to have wireless network there aswell, so i was in need of more network points there. the NAS i am using is a D-Link with a Seagate SATA HDD. The UPS im using is 2x APC 650VA in the main room and 1x black knight 1500VA in the theatre room. i hope this is the answers you were looking for, if not feel free to ask some more. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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