Common knowledge of Integrated Wiring

The so-called Integrated Wiring of the dark track wiring refers to the steel wire or wire that has embedded the pipeline in the floor pipeline during concrete pouring, and there is a traction cable in the pipeline, installation personnel only need to ask for pipeline drawings to learn about the cabling Pipeline System of the floor, and determine "where the path is" to make the construction scheme.

For old buildings or new buildings without pre-embedded pipelines, you must ask the owner for the building drawings and go to the site of the buildings to be cabled, find out the layout and trend of the electricity, water, and gas pipes in the building, and then draw Detailed wiring drawings to determine the wiring construction scheme.

For new buildings without pre-buried pipelines, the construction can be synchronized with the building decoration, which facilitates wiring without affecting the appearance of the building.

Generally, pipelines are buried in the information outlet installation holes from the wiring room. The installer only needs to fix the four pairs of cables to the cable pulling end of the information outlet, and draw the cables from the other end of the pipe to reach the wiring room.