Varilight 1 Gang Black Cat5e Networking Socket Screwless Primed and Ready to Paint

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Description Varilight 1 Gang, Cat5e RJ45 Socket, on a Single Data Grid Plate, used for ethernet computer networks, one of the most common Networking sockets in the home and office. ………………………………………….. VARILIGHT sockets have an industry-wide reputation for exceptional performance, long life and innovation at attractive prices. ………………………………………….. The Varilight socket, like all our products, is designed to meet the latest European Safety Legislation. ………………………………………….. It is important to select the correct socket for your application, so please read the following information carefully, if need be look at PDF manuals, and if you are still unsure, then contact us. ………………………………………….. Appearance, Function and Applications What paint can I use? – You can use any paint, which will give you a variety of finishes. How many coats will it typically take to finish them well? – Varilight recommend 3 coats for emulsion, which can be applied by brush or roller, and at least 1 coat for spray paint. Will these conform to British Standards? – All our products conform to the BSEN Standards. Can I remove the paint once painted – if so how? – You can’t remove the paint unless you’re confident in sanding it off with sandpaper or similar, but you can over-paint the plate if you decide to change your wall colour. Do I still get a warranty once painted? – Warranty is for the working parts of the accessories, but not on the finish that has been applied. What colour do they come unfinished? – They are a slightly creamy off white when they’re unfinished. ………………………………………….. The Data Grid Range enables you to choose data modules to fit onto these special single and double face plates. There are numerous modules available including audio, TV & Satellite, data networking and telephone all of which can be mixed and matched on one plate to meet your requirements. The Data Grid system is very simple to assemble, the modules just clip into the Data Grid Faceplates. Now available is the Data Grid+ Inserts Range, which allows mixing of power sources like unswitched sockets with any of the modules in the Data Grid Range. ………………………………………….. Cat5 Vs Cat6 Cat5 & Cat6 sockets and cables are used for a variety of applications, it is most often used for ethernet networking, eg. connecting computers, laptops, TVs, TV channel boxes and servers, etc, to modems and wifi boxes/wireless routers. There are many reasons for network cables and sockets to be installed in houses and offices over enhanced wifi signals: it gives more capability in every room/office space to get instant access to the internet without boosting a wifi signal. The other main reason is wifi signal isn’t the healthiest way of being on the internet, wifi signal is a form of EMF radiation, by cutting out the wifi signal and connecting directly to a router will reduce headaches, brain fog and other problems (especially if your wifi is on 24/7!) So what is the difference between Cat5, Cat5e & Cat6? Mainly Crosstalk and high speeds. In a nutshell, Cat5 was the most commonly used networking ethernet cable in the home, but when there is a mass of cables (from electronic equipment, etc) that are close to each other, it can cause interference, also known as Crosstalk. Cat5e (Enhanced) is far better nowadays than the older Cat5. Cat5e has significantly improved performances including 10x faster speeds and reduced Crosstalk. Although, in these conditions, i.e. grouping of cables, or for best performance it’s wise to opt for Cat6, as it reduces errors and lost packets. Therefore, if you are considering creating a new wired network in the home, Cat6 would be the best route foward. Please note that both Cat5e and Cat6 cable end plugs fit both networking sockets, meaning if Cat6 is installed in your house, you can still run a Cat5e cable from your laptop and it will still work. If you do require to future-proof your home then opt for Cat6A ethernet cables to create networks, as there is no loss of data on long runs of cables. On the horizon is Cat8, this product will be able to support greater bandwidth and much larger data speeds, although Cat8 would be used mainly in the business sector e.g. data centres and server rooms, and not so common in the home. ………………………………………….. Cleaning This product can be easily cleaned with a soft dry micro-fibre cloth. Never apply masking tape or other similar tape to the product. Avoid the use of any cleaning chemicals and always use a Gasket on freshly plastered, painted or damp walls as the plates may tarnish. (Plaster can take up to 6 months to dry out). A Gasket can be made from the packaging the product comes in, or a plastic bag can be cut to stop the plate touching the plaster. Unfortunately, if these Instructions are not followed, and the plate is damaged, it will void the product warranty. ………………………………………….. Product Instructions & Manuals – Wiring Accessories PDF – Screwless Fitting PDF