UPDATE 1/1/12: This customer has added more than the 24 jacks that the 2 12 port panels are capable of terminating. At first I just added several surface mount jacks to add capacity. However the network has become rather messy, and I am going to be installing several more jacks in the coming days. The 2 - 12 port panels and extra jacks at the network closet are going to be replaced with a 48 port patch panel that should provide enough ports for the new and existing jacks, as well as some availability for even further additions and expansion of the network.
4 more runs need to be installed, as well as at least 2 door phones.
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| Punching down 12 pair panel |
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| All wired up ready to be punched down |
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| 12 port panel punched down ready to be mounted. |
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| 12 port panel ready to mount. |
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| Ready to punch down second 12 port panel. |
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| Cat 5s all stripped. |
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| Ready to punch down 12 port panel. |
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| 2nd 12 port panel punched down and ready to mount |
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| 2nd panel ready to mount. |
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| Panels mounted, wiring ready to be pulled back. |
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| Excess slack wire service loop strapped up in ceiling. |
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| 2-12 port panels mounted and labeled "A" and "B" |
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| All jacks mounted next to electrical outlets. |
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