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Anonymous users2024-01-24They don't care about this, telecom doesn't care about wiring, only the first time you install it, you have to figure out the rest. But if you can pretend to be yourself, you can only go to the outside line.
You can add a switch or a 4-port router to the master bedroom, that is, plug the main line into the 4-port router or switch, and then lead out three wires. One for the master bedroom, one for the living room, and one for the second bedroom.
Door-to-door is prone to disharmony within the family. A door hanging curtain will do.
Very simple!
You put both the cat and the router in the second bedroom! >>>More
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Gas lines cannot be penetrated into the living room and bedroom, otherwise there will be potential safety hazards. As long as there is a joint position in the gas pipe, there is a possibility of gas leakage, which is stipulated and required in the national building decoration regulations and exclusive regulations for gas installation. >>>More
Generally, the network cables deployed in each room will be concentrated at the location of the hub box at the door, and the network cables of the two rooms can be connected by pulling out the network cables in the hub box.