24 Steet StreetFOOTSCRAY · NETWORK
CABLING SCHEDULE
Building B — the second small home
The separate dwelling at the rear of the block. It holds no network equipment of its own — every cable runs back to Building C, the BBQ & store, where the server room is.
24 STEET ST
FOOTSCRAY
P-02
The pathway: Building C (BBQ & store) → Building B (second small home), run underneath. ~4.5 m wall to wall, allow 10–15 m per cable. All 13 run together.
50 mm conduit ⋅ draw string left in ⋅ sealed at both entries ⋅ surge protection both ends
ITEM
POINTS
places to cable to
CABLES
to pull
LABEL
TERMINATES AT
Data outlet
Bedroom 1 ⋅ Bedroom 2 ⋅ Living — TV wall ⋅ Living, second point
4
5
Cat6A ⋅ 2 at the TV, 1 elsewhere
B-01-001…5
Patch panel → switch
Wi‑Fi access point
UniFi U7 Pro ⋅ ceiling, living area
1
1
Cat6A
B-AP-01
Patch panel → switch (PoE)
Camera
UniFi G6 Turret ⋅ external — position 6, plus one more (location to confirm)
2
2
Cat6A ⋅ 1 each
B-CAM-01, 02
Patch panel → switch (PoE)
Intercom screen
UniFi Intercom Viewer — answers the gate at Building A’s alleyway. The granny flat is one of its three entries.
This is the only device on site whose doorbell depends on the fibre link to A.
1
1
Cat6A
B-VIEW
Patch panel → switch (PoE)
Entry reader
Suggested: UniFi G6 Pro Entry — doorbell, camera and PIN keypad in one. PoE+, IP55.
Or UniFi UA‑G2 keypad — cheaper, no doorbell or camera.
1
1
Cat6A
B-DR-RDR
Patch panel → hub reader port
Exit sensor + door position sensor
Exit sensor above the door (so leaving doesn’t read as a break‑in) ⋅ magnetic contact on the frame (open or shut)one cable each
2
2
2-core ⋅ 1 each
B-DR-REX, DPS
Terminal strip → hub
Electric strike
In the door frame ⋅ supplied and fitted by the cabler
1
1
2-core power
B-DR-LCK
Terminal strip → hub lock output
12
points to cable to
13
cables to pull
10
of those land on the patch panel
3
land on the terminal strip instead
Equipment to install in Building B
What actually gets mounted in the second small home.
ITEM
SUGGESTED PRODUCT
QTY
WHERE IT GOES
Wall plates + keystones
Cat6A keystones, 2 jacks per plate
4 / 5
Bedrooms ×2, living ×2
Wi‑Fi access point
UniFi U7 Pro
1
Ceiling, living area
Camera
UniFi G6 Turret
2
External — position 6 + one to confirm
Intercom screen
UniFi Intercom Viewer
1
Wall, living area — answers the alleyway gate at Building A
Entry reader
UniFi G6 Pro Entry — or UA‑G2 keypad
1
Outside the entry door
Exit sensor
PIR request‑to‑exit
1
Inside, above the door
Door position sensor
Magnetic reed contact — switch on the frame, magnet on the leaf
1
Tells the system whether the door is open or shut — door‑ajar alerts, and forced‑door detection
Electric strike
Cabler‑supplied — matched to the door type
1
In the door frame
Where every cable goes
One strand per cable — they run in parallel, not in series, and share one pathway out.
Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 Living — TV wall Living — second point Wi‑Fi access point Intercom screen Camera — pos 6 Camera — TBC Entry reader Exit sensor Door position sensor Electric strike PATCH PANEL in Building C 10 cables land here TERMINAL STRIP in Building C 3 cables land here All 13 run to Building C in conduit P‑02 Data & Wi‑Fi — 7 Cameras — 2 Door — 3 Lock power — 1
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