Bob Hetherington
06-12-08, 02:12 PM
Cable Labeling TIPS
Author: Grayson Evans, Training Reels
Every cable that you install on a job MUST be labeled. No excuses.
I spend a lot of time at CEDIA Boot Camp classes and one thing I’m constantly reminded of in every class (including the Advanced class) is that nobody seems to understand how to do proper cable labeling, much less why it’s so darn important.
http://www.hometoys.com/ezine/08.06/trainingreels/label1.jpg
I’ve written about proper labeling many times in the past, but the procedure is worth repeating since there are always new people in the industry. Besides, I’ve got some new labeling techniques worth passing along to save you time and frustration. I’ve tried every kind of cable labeling you can think of, and there may be a better way than what I’m about to recommend, but I doubt it.
Read the complete article at HomeToys.com (http://www.hometoys.com/ezine/08.06/trainingreels/labeling.htm)
Author: Grayson Evans, Training Reels
Every cable that you install on a job MUST be labeled. No excuses.
I spend a lot of time at CEDIA Boot Camp classes and one thing I’m constantly reminded of in every class (including the Advanced class) is that nobody seems to understand how to do proper cable labeling, much less why it’s so darn important.
http://www.hometoys.com/ezine/08.06/trainingreels/label1.jpg
I’ve written about proper labeling many times in the past, but the procedure is worth repeating since there are always new people in the industry. Besides, I’ve got some new labeling techniques worth passing along to save you time and frustration. I’ve tried every kind of cable labeling you can think of, and there may be a better way than what I’m about to recommend, but I doubt it.
Read the complete article at HomeToys.com (http://www.hometoys.com/ezine/08.06/trainingreels/labeling.htm)