CABLING SCHEDULE ⋅ BUILDING A
Building A — upper floor
The upstairs dwelling — three bedrooms, an office, and the Retreat. It is reached only through D05 at the back of the ground floor, so every room door here is individually locked. All cables drop to the passage cabinet below.
24 STEET ST
FOOTSCRAY
FOOTSCRAY
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The chase: every cable on this floor drops through the riser to the passage cabinet on the ground floor. No separate cabinet up here — only the second access hub, which can sit in the same cabinet below.
Riser sized for 33 cables plus spare ⋅ separate the low‑voltage door cables from the data in the chase
Riser sized for 33 cables plus spare ⋅ separate the low‑voltage door cables from the data in the chase
ITEM
POINTS
places to cable to
places to cable to
CABLES
to pull
to pull
LABEL
TERMINATES AT
Data outlet — bedrooms
Bed 2 ⋅ Bed 3 ⋅ Bed 4 — two points in each.
This floor is let by the room, and one socket leaves a tenant no options.
This floor is let by the room, and one socket leaves a tenant no options.
6
6
Cat6A ⋅ 1 per point
A-F-001…6
Patch panel → switch
Data outlet — living areas
Retreat — TV wall ⋅ Retreat east (by the bifold) ⋅ Office ⋅ kitchen area (the north‑east wall where the kitchenette was removed)
4
5
Cat6A ⋅ 2 at the TV, 1 elsewhere
A-F-007…11
Patch panel → switch
Intercom screen — upstairs dwelling
UniFi Intercom Viewer. Answers the alleyway gate — the upstairs dwelling is one of its three entries.
1
1
Cat6A
A-F-VIEW
Patch panel → switch (PoE)
Wi‑Fi access point
UniFi U7 Pro ×2 — one at each end. Central hallway by the manhole (covers all three bedrooms and both bathrooms) and the Retreat ceiling.
2
2
Cat6A ⋅ 1 each
A-AP-03, 04
Patch panel → switch (PoE)
Camera cables passing through
Not mounted on this floor — but pulled in it. The alleyway and rear‑courtyard cameras mount on the first‑floor overhang, because the upper floor is wider than the ground floor and gives a soffit instead of a parapet penetration.
Counted on the ground‑floor sheet — do not count them twice.
Counted on the ground‑floor sheet — do not count them twice.
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2
Cat6A ⋅ counted on the ground sheet
A-CAM-04, 05
Patch panel → switch (PoE)
Keypad readers — every room door
Bed 2 ⋅ Bed 3 ⋅ Bed 4 ⋅ Office.
There is no door at the head of the stairs — the stair arrives open into the Retreat. Each room is its own lock.
There is no door at the head of the stairs — the stair arrives open into the Retreat. Each room is its own lock.
4
4
Cat6A ⋅ 1 each
A-DR-RDR-06…09
Patch panel → hub reader ports
Exit sensor (REX)
One per room door.
4
4
2-core ⋅ 1 each
A-DR-REX-07…10
Terminal strip → hub
Door position sensor
Four room doors, plus D07 (the Retreat bifold onto the Juliet balcony — contact only, no reader. It opens, so it is an intrusion point.)
5
5
2-core ⋅ 1 each
A-DR-DPS-08…12
Terminal strip → hub
Electric strikes
Four hinged 820 room doors — locksmith, matched to the door.
4
4
2-core power ⋅ 1 each
A-DR-LCK-07…10
Terminal strip → hub lock output
18
points to cable to
33
cables to pull
20
of those land on the patch panel
13
land on the terminal strip instead
Equipment to install on the upper floor
What actually gets mounted in the upstairs dwelling.
ITEM
SUGGESTED PRODUCT
QTY
WHERE IT GOES
Wall plates + keystones
Cat6A keystones
11 / 12
Bedrooms ×2 each, Retreat ×2, Office, kitchen area, intercom screen
Wi‑Fi access point
UniFi U7 Pro
2
Central hallway ⋅ Retreat ceiling
Intercom screen
UniFi Intercom Viewer
1
Answers the alleyway gate
Keypad reader
UniFi UA‑G2
4
Bed 2 ⋅ Bed 3 ⋅ Bed 4 ⋅ Office
Exit sensor
PIR request‑to‑exit
4
Inside each room door
Door position sensor
Magnetic reed contact
5
Four room doors + D07, the Juliet bifold
Electric strike
Cabler‑supplied, matched to the door
4
In each room door frame
Access hub
UniFi EAH‑8 — hub 2 of 2
1
Drives this floor’s four doors. 4 of 8 used. Kept separate from the perimeter hub so the tenancy’s locks stand apart
Where every cable goes
One strand per cable, all dropping to the cabinet below. Two destinations — never straight onto a device.