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Wireless Welcome Here
by
Julie Knudson
| December 2012
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You’ve probably heard it. You might have even said it. “Wireless will be the death knell for structured cabling.”

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Statistics to Make You Think
by
Julie Knudson
| October 2012
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For low-voltage contractors eager to seize more market share in the residential sector, home automation may be where ground can be gained. A BCC Research study revealed that the U.S. market for home automation systems and devices is expected to see strong growth over the next several years.

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Closing the Design Loop
by
Julie Knudson
| June 2012
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Experienced low-voltage contractors know that there is more to taking an integration and wiring plan through to installation than just following a schematic—it is about marrying the theory of what the customer wants with the hands-on reality of how structured cabling fits into and supports a wider s

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Fire Alarm Circuits Redfined
by
Wayne D. Moore
| April 2011
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Electrical contractors are familiar with the cabling installation requirements of NFPA 70 2011, the National Electrical Code (NEC), and some are familiar with the cabling requirements of NFPA 72 2010, the National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code.

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A Big Step Forward
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Russ Munyan
| January 2009
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Low-voltage contractors who are keeping abreast of developments in their industry know wireless technology is in the process of moving to its next generation of wireless access, which will be defined by the IEEE standard 802.11n.

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