Can advise on cal-lab needed for below setup?

Living Hall
Wall Socket 1 -> Power extension(TV-aerial antenna , Media player)
Wall Socket 2 -> PowerLine*
* Powerline Lan to TV

Room 1
Wall Socket 1 -> UPS -> Power extension(Desktop + Router* + BTU fiber^ + dect phone)
* Router Lan to Powerline
^ BTU RJ11 split 2 port, 1 to dect phone, 1 to wall telephone socket for alarm)
Wall Socket 2 -> Power Line

Thanks~

Any astro decoder or telephone nearby for your TV Setup?

Don't have..

Hi.. need your advise for cal lab as below :

Living Hall 1
Wall socket -> Wireless Modem router + Dect Phone (ADSL filter)
(No other network cable thru this modem)

Living Hall 2
Wall socket -> Astro + TV

thanks

Living Room:

Wall Socket 1: SFTV9622FC
Wall Socket 2:
MD-PLC-3 (2 socket for equipment and 1 power socket for homeplug only)
WP-1-PLA+MD-NIF (1 socket for equipment and 1 power socket for homeplug only)
WP-1-PLA (1 socket for homeplug only)

Room 1:

Wall Socket 1: MDSC0039
Wall Socket 2:
MD-PLC-3 (2 socket for equipment and 1 power socket for homeplug only)
WP-1-PLA+MD-NIF (1 socket for equipment and 1 power socket for homeplug only)
WP-1-PLA (1 socket for homeplug only)

Living Hall 1
MDSC0039, SP9201DAF

Living Hall 2
MDSC0039FC

hi.. may i know if SP9201DAF need to put behind ADSL filter? only 1 unit needed right? i intend to protect both the telephone + modem

SP9201DAF will replace with ADSL Spliter Filter.

Received my MDSC0039. free bump for u

Hi , please recommend me the cal-lab devices for the setup below (see picture)
Note-1: Unifi is using Fiber Optic (not copper line)
Note-2: Currently not using Astro but future may install.



This post has been edited by asunakirito: Jan 2 2016, 08:27 PM


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Room1: TRM-NIF-CU2+2-FTM-BU (with LAN and telephone protection) or combination of MDSC0039 + SLAN8CG + SP9201ARD

Hall: TRM-NIF-CU2+2-FTM BU+PE (with 2x LAN and 2x telephone protection) or combination of MDSC0039 + 2x SLAN8CG + 2x SP9201ARD

Room2: TRM-NIF-CU2+2-FTM-BU (with LAN and telephone protection) or combination of MDSC0039 + SLAN8CG + SP9201ARD



This post has been edited by gkl83: Jan 3 2016, 09:49 PM

Hi, could you show a picture of TRM-NIF-CU2+2-FTM-BU and TRM-NIF-CU2+2-FTM BU+PE ?

For the hall, I plan to extend to 2 more rooms in future (which means Room 2 in the diagram will have 2 more = total 4 rooms)
Do you have some kind of cal lab device that supports 4x lan or more in 1 device? (to be place in the hall where the router is located)

Another question is, does cal lab product support powerline homeplug (using the electric line to send IPTV/internet data)?
I plan to use 1 powerline adapter pair (place in hall , then connect it to the kitchen so can play TV there).

This post has been edited by asunakirito: Jan 4 2016, 08:24 AM

TRM-NIF-CU2+2-FTM-BU look similiar as this


You can use TRM-NIF-CU1+4-FTM BU+PE up to 4x LAN protection and combine with TRM-EP-1 +4-FTM for more protection...

Powerline homeplug:
WP-1-PLA (1 power socket for homeplug ONLY) or
MD-PLC-3 (2 normal power socket, 1 homeplug power socket) or
TRM-PLC-3 BU+PE combine with TRM-EP-1 +4-FTM (All in one packages with additional 4x modules, eg: LAN, telephone, etc)

Do you have a catalog of this devices with the number of outputs it has, because its quite confusing with the ID itself.

1. TRM-PLC-3 BU+PE = How many ethernet port, telephone port and power socket? Does it support powerline homeplug?
2. TRM-EP-1 +4-FTM = How many ethernet port, telephone port and power socket? Does it support powerline homeplug?
3. Hall: TRM-NIF-CU2+2-FTM BU+PE = How many ethernet port, telephone port and power socket? Does it support powerline homeplug?
4. Room2: TRM-NIF-CU2+2-FTM-BU = How many ethernet port, telephone port and power socket? Does it support powerline homeplug?

Also, is it more expensive to get this "all-in-one" three socket design VS independent devices ? (example: TRM-NIF-CU2+2-FTM-BU / MDSC0039 + SLAN8CG + SP9201ARD)

This post has been edited by asunakirito: Jan 4 2016, 10:04 PM

the catalog available at first page
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=Atta...post&id=4184658

1. TRM-PLC-3 BU+PE: Stackable. 3x power socket (2x clean power + 1x homeplug). not ethernet, not telephone.
2. TRM-EP-1 +4-FTM: Must use together with PE series, 1x power socket, 4x mixture of ethernet and telephone
3. TRM-NIF-CU2+2-FTM BU+PE: Stackable. 2x power socket (2x clean power). 2x mixture of ethernet and telephone
4. TRM-NIF-CU2+2-FTM-BU: Non-stackable. 2x power socket (2x clean power). 2x mixture of ethernet and telephone

TRM is much expensive as clean power supported by default.
Most of older models of Cal-lab not supported clean power.

What's the cheapest unit to protect a pc and adsl modem? is it SF 9512-DSL?
what is plc / non-plc?

Yes, either SF9512DSL or SF9812DSL

PLA = Powerline-Adaptor, meaning for HomePlug etc only
PLC = Double Buffer Filter and IF there's more than 1-outlet then there would be one for PLA too.

Could you please describe PLC in layman term? I don't understand. Do I need it?

Free postage?

This post has been edited by Skylinestar: Jan 5 2016, 01:22 PM

cleaner power source to equipment...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnetic_interference

Postage subject to total one-off bulk purchase..

I'm back after a 5 years usage of Cal-Lab.

Before that I fried 2xmodem, 1xfax.

Ever since I bought the Cal-lab telephone line with 2 ports (not sure which code, i only use 1 port each time, swap to the other port whenever it burnts).

RMA 2x. Hassle free exchange on the spot , no questions ask.


Technically speaking it protected my modem 4x every since I purchased from GKL83.



Highly recommended!

Finally received my 2 units 000039. After poslaju 3 attempts. Hahaha I think they lost their way. Have installed to the device. Thanks gkl for patients explanation. Good seller.