Great pics of a wiring closet

[electron]

Check this room out, so clean ... (this is not my setup btw).

 

[RandyKnight]

Very nice. Though I still like the idea of surface mounting stuff on plywood as opposed to in the wall via the structured wiring units. Just seems a lot more flexible. But maybe this is because my background is more in commercial vs. residential installs?

 

[Rupp]

Yea mine looks like that.

 

[Steve]

Incredible. Hard to believe thats someones house.

 

[RandyKnight]

Maybe it's a "parade of homes" type of house with a ton of HA in it?

 

[harleydude]

WOW

That is clean.

Rick

 

[Digger]

Whoever wired that...... I have a house you can play with next .... MINE! :lol:

A++++

But which way does your toilet paper hang????????

 

[betrickey]

CRIBS Cocoon style

 

[Mike]

Agreed, exceptionally clean.

 

[jlehnert]

CRIBS Cocoon style

LOL. :lol:

 

[Guy Lavoie]

Did you really have to post those pics? Now I have to go through the whole guilt trip thing again! :lol:

 

[electron]

I know I know ... :lol: But it does inspire me to start working on my wiring again, I just need to create more room, or buy another 50" panel.

 

[BraveSirRobbin]

That system looks great. I am a little curious though how you perform "interconnects" between those panels though.

 

[electron]

The 2 Elk cans seem to be connected using conduit connected to the bottom of the cans (follow the yellow wire), I assume something similar is done with the other cabinets, but it's hard to tell.

 

[Mike]

It is also not clear on what is behind that wall. Could it perhaps be accessible, either directly or by removing panels of some sort (considering how clean the install is)?