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This parts guide is broken up into three sections. The first is what you will need to run wiring during construction.The second section covers what you need to complete your work. The final section is for running wires in an existing home.You do not necessarily need everything in this list, and you may find some things listed here (like a pen) are really obvious.Still I listed them anyway because not having a pen while at your home under construction which is 20 miles from your current home is no fun.

There are many reasons you will need a step stool or ladder, and the step stool is easier to carry around. You will need a stool for tacking up wires to run along beams in the basement, fishing wires through the ceiling, mounting motion detector wires up high... The step stool is more useful than a ladder because it is easier to carry around.

Sometimes a step stool will not cut it. Remember that you may be running wires above the ceiling. In-ceiling speakers for the first floor will run along the second floor beams. If you have 9' ceilings, the first floor to the second floor is actually 10 feet (with 1' beams supporting the second floor).

You will need a drill to make holes through studs and floors to run your wires. With a corded drill you don't have to worry about batteries, but you can't be sure that your house will even have power when you are wiring it. The wall outlets won't be completed until the drywall is done, so at best you may have an outlet to use in the basement.

Of course you need bits to go with the drill. A 1/2" bit will only allow a couple wires through and will not be enough for all situations. A 1" bit will work for almost (but not quite) everything. Spade (flat) wood drill bits (top in the picture) are cheaper when a larger bit is needed but they can cause problems. Spade bits will get stuck easier and they make it harder to drill straight line which can be a problem if you are drilling through multiple studs. If you need to drill two 1" holes next to each other to run a thick wire (like a DVI cable) a spade bit will not work because it will always jam.

You will need power if you are going to recharge the batteries on your drill. You may also need power for lighting. If you do have a working outlet in the basement, the builder's contractors may already be using it. Bring an extension cord with multiple outlets or a power strip so both you and the contractors will have power. You will also need very long extension cords if the only power source is the electrical box in the basement and you need lighting on the second floor.

A cable reel makes it easier to pull on the wires without them get the tangled. A cable reel can be as simple as an elevated bar and can hold multiple spools of cable. I've even seen people hammer a screwdriver into a stud and use that for a cable reel. It is important to note that the spool of wire must rotate as you pull the wire. If you just pull the wire off the top of the spool it will have a twist to it and make it very hard to run.

Wire staples serve 2 purposes. First, they prevent wires from accidentally being pulled out of an electrical box. Second, they keep your wires neat and tight up near the ceiling in the basement.

You will need a hammer for attaching electrical boxes to studs. You may also use a hammer this to nail in the wire staples, assuming you don't own a staple gun. A claw hammer can also be used to remove staples. It can also to be used with the chisel.

Zip ties can also used to keep your wires neat. You should get the 12" nylon variety. If you are running too many wires for a wire staple, you can use a wire staple to attach the zip tie to a beam and then run the wires through the zip tie.

You will need a good pair of wire cutters to cut your wires, and you can also use them to cleanup the zip ties.

You may also want to consider a low voltage box instead of an electrical box for non-power wires. Check with local codes to see if it is acceptable. These boxes are sometimes easier to work with since they don't have a back. I wouldn't use them on exterior walls because they cannot be sealed and you might get cold outside air coming through them.

Different towns might have specific requirements, but usually electrical boxes are mounted 12-16" above the floor. Note: There are different rules for basements where flooding can be an issue. In my home the boxes were exactly 12" from the floor, and using a 12" Square is a lot easier than a tape measure to measure box height, so bring one if you have it. Otherwise, you could use a tape measure and mark all of the electrical box locations up front. You want to make sure your electrical boxes are the same height as the builder's electrician's boxes or the boxes will look odd next to each other. Sometimes, the electricians will just use the height of their hammer to make sure each box is the same height.

Expanding foam (like Great Stuff) is used to fill in holes in electrical boxes to insulate the home and prevent drafts. Make sure you are absolutely sure that you are done wiring that box before you use the foam. Make sure the type of foam you get can be used for wiring in electrical boxes. The foam can expand to 10 times its original size, so before using the foam in an electrical box you should test it to familiarize yourself with it. You may want to save this step until after you have finished the wiring.

If you end up working late at night you will wish your brought a flashlight. A fluorescent flashlight or good lantern will work better than a spot flash light.

If you know you have power in the basement, you may want to set up a halogen light down there. It gets dark in the basement quick without lights and that is where you will be doing most of your work.

Don't forget to bring a pen and a marker/Sharpie. Use the Sharpie for marking studs and doing your labels. The pen is for taking notes.

Use a notebook or a clipboard so it is easier to take notes. I've tried bringing just paper to write on, but homes under construction end up being really humid and the paper gets trashed. A notebook is better. You will want to record information about each photo and the location of all wires not using electrical boxes.

For any wire that is not in an electrical box (alarm, in-wall speaker, garage door wires...) you will have to go digging through drywall to find it. Have a tape measure to record where the wires are relative to the closest corner. Record the location of the wire, the height from the floor and also indicate what side of the stud the wire is on.

If you have a Digital Camera, use it to take pictures of everything. Since all rooms look the same without walls, you should also record what room and what direction each picture is. You never know when this information will be useful (and not just for wiring purposes).

You might need a flathead screwdriver to remove wire staples if you can't use the claw of your hammer. You will also need a screwdriver to cover the electrical boxes with electric plates once the drywall is installed.

Your town's building codes will probably require electrical plates cover all electrical boxes to pass the electrical inspection before you close, even if there are no wires running electricity in those boxes. I used cheap blank wall plates and then replaced them over time after closing. You could also use the proper wall plates and terminate everything before closing, but then the town may see it and it could affect your final assessment. Make sure your wall plates include screws or you will have to buy them separate.

Whenever using your hammer expanding foam you should wear goggles.

If you are working around insulation, or if the builders are installing the insulation while you are in the home, you should wear a mask.

The warning on the label says you should wear gloves when working with expanding foam.

If your wires don't terminate in an electrical box (speaker wires), then you probably just stapled the end of the wire between two studs. Use a stud finder to make sure you know where the studs are before knocking holes in the wall or ceiling. You don't want to cut a template for a speaker and find that part of your hole is over a stud.

For stripping speaker wire or network cable. You could also use a razor blade for some applications.

There are special crimpers for coaxial cable. You should look for one that supports both RG59 and RG6 connectors. It should also be a ratcheting tool, meaning that the tool will not reopen until you have squeezed it tight enough.

You will also need a special crimper(s) for Cat-5e Data/Internet connectors (called RJ45) and Cat3 Phone connectors (called RJ11). Note: Punch blocks and some wall plates don't require you to crimp a connector on the end of the cable so this tool may not be necessary. You may find one tool that can do both types of cables.

For mounting outlets and wall plates and also for wiring an alarm system.

An alternative to a wiring panel is to mount everything to a board. You can now get 2'x4' boards which are just the right size. You can also use 2"x4"'s so that the board is not mounted directly to the concrete wall. That way, every time you screw through the board you are not hitting concrete.

For a basement you will need concrete screws or sinkers and a masonry drill bit. For a drywall installation you will need drywall mounts or drill directly into a stud (preferred).

A coil of rigid steel used to fish wire through walls after the drywall has been installed. First run the fish tape through the wall, attach (tape) your wire to the end, then pull the fish back through the wall.

These flexible drill bits are usually 3' to 6' long and allow you to drill through multiple studs, joists, or through the top/bottom wall plates and you only need to cut a single small hole in the drywall. Just make sure you look before you drill.

You will need electrical tape to attach your wires to the fish tape.

For cutting holes in drywall for new outlets or speakers.

You may need to use a hammer and chisel to notch holes in studs or joists if you need to run a wire across the wall or ceiling.

Old work electrical boxes don't nail directly to the stud. Instead they have flaps that expand out and pinch the drywall after you insert the box through the hole.

Low voltage boxes don't have a back and may be easier to deal with when there are a lot of wires. Don't use these boxes for power wire. Also, I wouldn't use them on exterior walls because they cannot be sealed and could let cold air into the home.

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Your homes wiring consists of a few different types of wiring, including non-metallic cable (commonly called Romex), Bx cable, and wiring concealed in conduit. NM cable is the most common type of circuit wiring. It is suitable for use in dry, protected areas (inside stud walls, on the sides of joists, etc.) that are not subject to mechanical damage or excessive heat.

Bx cable, also known as armored cable, consists of wires running inside a flexible aluminum or steel sheath that is somewhat resistant to damage. It is commonly used where wiring for appliances, such as dishwashers and garbage disposers, is exposed.

Conduit is a rigid metal or plastic tubing that protects individual insulated wires. It is used in garages, sheds, and outdoor applications where the wiring must be protected from exposure.

Wires running inside NM cable, Bx cable, or conduit are sized according to each circuit's amperage. Wire size is given in its gauge number. The lower the gauge, the larger the wire, and the more current it can handle. For example, wiring for 20-amp circuits is 12-gauge, which is heavier than the 14-gauge wiring used for 15-amp circuits.

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Electrical wiring is a process of connecting different accessories for the distribution of electrical energy from the supplier to various appliances and equipment at home like television, lamps, air conditioners, etc.

Let us look at the different types of electrical wiring that are used in domestic properties.

This wiring comprises of PVC insulated wires or ordinary VIR that are braided and compounded. They are held on walls and ceilings using porcelain cleats with groves, wood or plastic. It is a temporary wiring system, therefore making it unsuitable for domestic premises. Moreover, cleat wiring system is rarely being used these days.

It was quite popular in the past but it is considered obsolete these days due to the popularity of the conduit and sheathed wiring system. The cables used in this electric wiring were PVC, VIR or any other approved insulated cables. The cables were carried through the wooden casing enclosures, where the casing was made of a strip of wood with parallel grooves cut lengthwise for accommodating the cables.

This is when a single electrical wire or a group of wires are laid over a wooden batten. The wires are held to the batten using a brass clip and spaced at an interval of 10 cm for horizontal runs and 15 cm for vertical runs.

Lead sheathed wiring uses conductors which are insulated with VIR and are covered with an outer sheath of lead aluminum alloy which contains about 95% lead. The metal sheath gives protection to cables from mechanical damage, moisture and atmospheric corrosion.

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When the wiring is not done properly or isnt maintained well, it may lead to dangerous situations such as electrical fires. Therefore, it is important that you take a lot of care while installing electrical wires and cables. If you are wondering which electrical wiring to install at your home, call us at D&F Liquidators, Inc. as we have a wide range of wiring at competitive prices and our experienced team will guide you through the selection process.

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Part one of structured wiring options for home and business connectivity

Family homes, as well as businesses, are now requiring better network solutions for ever-increasing demands for data. As a start, a whole-house network can greatly benefit from an efficient structured wiring plan.

What is structured wiring?

Structured wiring refers to a system that expands on the old simple requirement, which was based on only telephone lines, to now include video, audio and data. With more components being added to the network like security monitoring and kitchen appliance automation, connectivity is more complex and requires a strategy.

Also known as star wiring because of its resemblance to a starburst shape, home run wiring consists of a number of home runs from a central distribution point to various places in a building or home. Each home run:

Is a dedicated line that can provide the strongest possible signal to each device on the network

Is independent of each other and can be made from different types of cabling includingEthernet,coaxial and fiber.

The main component in a home run wiring scheme is the central distribution point which, depending on the type and size of network, can be a router, hub or structured network panel (SNP).

This point will be connected to the world by service from an outside service provider and should be able to handle large data bandwidths. Placement depends on the most suitable compromise between the entry point of service and an optimal location for connecting to the various distribution points.

In new homes, the SNP is often placed in the basement but an upstairs office has advantages as well. Sometimes an attic above or crawlspace below will help, yet at some point cabling might have to go through walls and ceilings. Because of this its much easier to install during construction. In fact, it has become a selling feature for new buildings.

Due to increasing demands for higher bandwidth the use of high quality SNP enclosures and high speed cabling is required. Cabling can be installed at the same time as other electrical outlets as usually power and data will be side by side.

Upgrading existing homes is also much easier during a reno or remodel and sometimes a hybrid system of structured wiring and WiFi can be used. In this case WiFi transparent panels are recommended so wireless modems can be installed inside. The enclosures are made from plastic that wont interfere with wireless signals.

The alternative to home run wiring is the traditional method of daisy chaining that has always been used for electrical and plumbing systems. In this system, a single cable or wire is run between more than one outlet before termination.

Most installers believe home run wiring scores a number of advantages over daisy chaining but there are pros and cons to both, which we will discuss in our next blog post. We will also look at incorporating a hybrid system of wireless access points and structured wiring.

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Bed bugs are often brought into a home through luggage or clothing, and burrow into mattresses and furniture. They find their way into cracks and crevices, and along baseboards, settling into nightstands, headboards, and carpeting. Early signs of a bed bug infestation include small spots on linens and mattresses, reddish or brown in color. People in your home may be experiencing red, itchy, swollen welts, often in a row.

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Whether it's your home or place of business, you may at some point have to deal with a pest infestation of one form or another. Pests of all types can commonly invade a home -- flies, spiders, ants, cockroaches, mosquitoes and rodents just to name a few.

Each pest has its own tendencies and habits which is why it's important to know a little bit about the pest to recognize what they like and what they don't like as well as what application method is the best way to eliminate them.

This page is dedicated to all-around general pest control. Rather than targeting one pest, we'll go over the steps you can take and the products you can use to treat for multiple pests, inside and out, for both curative and preventative pest control.

For a more detailed treatment plan for your target pest, you can browse our library of specific common pests. They will contain nuanced guides and specific products for control and prevention.

If you've seen active pest activity, it does help to have a good idea of what you're treating for more effective application. When you're trying to identify a pest there some things you can consider that will help you get an idea of what you're dealing with.

Note if the insect pest you're seeing is crawling or flying (or both) and it's physical characteristics -- it's size, shape, color, leg count, and presence of antennae. Consider where you are seeing them (indoors or outdoors?) and the time of day. Having an idea of which pest or pests you have will help you in how you approach effective treatment.

Once the pest has been identified, you will want to look around for any environmental conditions that may be causing your pest issues. Most of the time some basic maintenance on a structure can help reduce pest activity.

Pests can enter a home or building through tiny cracks and crevices or voids around the structure. Doing a proper inspection of the property and noting where the pest activity is highest will help you achieve a more targeted application of pesticides.Once you have identified and corrected the conducive conditions then you can implement a proper pest control treatment program.

When conducting DIY pest control, it pays to use high-quality products that the professionals use over what big box retailers carry in the pest control aisle. This is because those generic retailer products are heavily diluted or watered down pesticides that may not effectively eliminate the pest problem.

The products that actually will work effectively are professional-grade DIY pest control pesticides and insecticides which we carry. Professional pesticides kill pests quicker, stay effective for longer, and only a small amount is needed per treatment so they will last you a long time.

After getting confirmation of where the location of pest activity is and/or their harborage area or nest, you can move on to treatment. Before beginning any pesticide treatment, always wear proper personal protective equipment (PPE) and apply responsibly, being mindful of restricted use sites, drift, and limiting contact by people and pets to treated areas until safe.

Indoor Insect Pest Control -Indoor pest control is 50% having prevention in place and 50% minimizing possible infestations.

Outdoor Insect Pest Control -Outdoor pest control is safe and easy. Insects generally enter in the same spots no matter the structure so eliminating and treating those target areas will provide excellent results.

Indoor & Outdoor Rodent Control - Like insect pests, rats and mice will also enter the home or building if there is a hole or void large enough and if there is available food and water sources.

Prevention is the final key to total control. What you will do here is simply maintain the integrity of your property and the pesticide applications. This means that you will frequently inspect the property for any signs of new openings and re-sealing any voids you have previously addressed.

Keep the yard maintained, minimizing clutter, yard debris, and leaf littler. If you notice vegetation creeping toward the home or building, trim it back. Keep your home or business clean by regularly taking out the trash, and removing any available food and water sources. Fix any leaky faucets and address high moisture areas.Be sure to also re-apply Reclaim IT every 3 months for continued control.

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Methods of termite extermination include fumigation, use of pesticides, and use of natural elements that are poisonous to the bugs. The extent of your termite infestation will help determine the treatment method. If you have drywood or dampwood termites that have infiltrated all aspects of the wood in your home, the pest control pro may recommend enclosing the whole house in a tent and gassing the termites via fumigation. If you have subterranean termites, often the entire footprint of the home must be treated by drilling liquid treatments into the slab or foundation of the home to exterminate the colonies. In any case, once you see signs of termites, its time to take action and call a pest pro.

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