Basic Residential Installation Guide - Leviton

Basic Residential Installation Guide Table of Contents Introduction 1. 1. Important Safety and Installation Information 2. 2. Local and Regional Considerations 3. 3. System Overview 4. 4. Description 5. 5. Accessories 12. 6. System Design 16. 7. Pre-Wire 21. 8. Trim Out 30. 9. Documentation, Testing, and Troubleshooting 40. 10. Warranty 46. Glossary 47. Appendix 52. Introduction More than ever, today's homeowners are confronted with an expanded range of technologies and choices with some hard decisions as a result. The three standard television channels of the 1950's and 60's, for example, have exploded into hundreds of digital cable and satellite choices. With Ethernet quickly replacing traditional satellite and cable options, video on demand and streaming video have given us the ability to watch almost anything at any time. Additionally, the quality of the incoming audio/video signal has evolved to the point where the luxury of a home theater is increasingly considered a standard feature.

Splicing: Common wire-splicing techniques may cause the wire to break and result in poor circuit integrity. This can cause interference in the form of static and noise on the line. Clean Contacts: Dust or dirt can cause special problems on telephone wiring contacts. Be sure all contacts are clean

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