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Christmas 2014 has fast approached many of us this year and there is no better time to up grade an old tv set to a new energy efficient led number. with so many fantastic offers out the at the moment and possibly even better in the january sales you could pick yourself up a bargain and get it fitted on the wall for optimal visual experience, space saving and it just looks cooler on the wall than sitting on the stand.
we are an electrical installation company who over the years pioneered wall mounted tv installation from back in the day when sonos systems where wired and i had to deal with a mass amount of cables to supply and stream video and audio to individual rooms, now of course sonos systems are wireless and use wifi the connect to other devices.
As far as wall mounted tv installations go there are multiple options for what you can do with your installation as i tell all my customers you can get whatever you want done, the only issues are cost and how much disruption you are willing to take in you house until completion, apart from that the sky or the wall in the limit. (i have mounted on a ceiling but thats another matter) when we take on an installation for our customers, we mainly cover the west of scotland - (Glasgow renfrewshire ayrshire,) we do a site survey on what is possible, what you would like, and how much you are looking to spend on the installation products i.e hdmi quality / quantity, bracket type and finish.
once we have all the fundamentals arranges we pencil you in for a time and date and do the installation for you, it can usually take 2-3 hours to complete depending on what is getting installed.
we have 100% satisfaction for all our installations feel free to check out our website. wall mounted tv glasgow
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TIPS FOR CCTV INSTALLATION
Tips on installing CCTV to your home.
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The prospect of drilling a hole through the outside wall of your house to run the power and video cable for a camera may seem a big job. With a little forethought it can be quite simple.
Positioning of cameras
Most people want to hide the camera as much as possible. The modern cctv camera can easily be located under or on the fascia/soffit boards where the roof meets the wall. When located here it is sheltered from wind and rain and can be shaded from most sunlight. The height of the camera gives a good area of view and minimizes the risk of vandalism.
Another advantage of this location is cabling. It is pretty easy to run the cables into the loft from this position. Many houses have a small ventilation gap between the roof tiles and the external wall, or a small hole may be drilled in the fascia board to gain access to the loft.
Cabling
It is usually quite easy to pick up mains power in the loft or, if additional cabling is required it is now internal. Wireless transmission can be used for the video signal with the receiver being placed next to the monitor or recorder (TV, VCR, PC etc.). That's it, job done.
A 'hard-wired' system is almost as easy to install. Locate the TV aerial down-lead that may be in the loft or run down the outside of the house, then run the CCTV camera video cable alongside the aerial cable, which will lead directly to the TV.
A good method of connection is an RF modulator. This changes the camera's video output to an RF output. You can pipe the CCTV images down the existing TV aerial down-lead and view on the TV/VCR as if it were another channel. If your house is fitted with a TV distribution system, this method will allow the pictures to be seen on all the TV sets.
Addition of Switchers etc.
Consider placing switchers, multiplexers or DVRs in the loft. This keeps all the cabling in the loft with just one output cable to your monitor. It also hides your recording device.
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Positioning of cameras
Most people want to hide the camera as much as possible. The modern cctv camera can easily be located under or on the fascia/soffit boards where the roof meets the wall. When located here it is sheltered from wind and rain and can be shaded from most sunlight. The height of the camera gives a good area of view and minimizes the risk of vandalism.
Another advantage of this location is cabling. It is pretty easy to run the cables into the loft from this position. Many houses have a small ventilation gap between the roof tiles and the external wall, or a small hole may be drilled in the fascia board to gain access to the loft.
Cabling
It is usually quite easy to pick up mains power in the loft or, if additional cabling is required it is now internal. Wireless transmission can be used for the video signal with the receiver being placed next to the monitor or recorder (TV, VCR, PC etc.). That's it, job done.
A 'hard-wired' system is almost as easy to install. Locate the TV aerial down-lead that may be in the loft or run down the outside of the house, then run the CCTV camera video cable alongside the aerial cable, which will lead directly to the TV.
A good method of connection is an RF modulator. This changes the camera's video output to an RF output. You can pipe the CCTV images down the existing TV aerial down-lead and view on the TV/VCR as if it were another channel. If your house is fitted with a TV distribution system, this method will allow the pictures to be seen on all the TV sets.
Addition of Switchers etc.
Consider placing switchers, multiplexers or DVRs in the loft. This keeps all the cabling in the loft with just one output cable to your monitor. It also hides your recording device.
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