2014-02-28, 17:04
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In my opinion, a lightpack is limited. With one kit you only get 10 zones. I currently have a 10 zone setup and it's lacking. Going with this route you get many more zones. My new setup will be about 112 zones I think. It also simplifies the setup greatly. The lightpack uses a total of 40 conductors to control the lights where a setup like this uses 4.
Even though my tv is hung on a wall and I'm ocd in my cable routing, it bugs me to know I have 5 Ethernet cables strung across the back of my tv (two zones per cable).
(2014-02-28, 16:53)iainmacleod Wrote: Why not just buy a lightpack? http://lightpack.tv/
In my opinion, a lightpack is limited. With one kit you only get 10 zones. I currently have a 10 zone setup and it's lacking. Going with this route you get many more zones. My new setup will be about 112 zones I think. It also simplifies the setup greatly. The lightpack uses a total of 40 conductors to control the lights where a setup like this uses 4.
Even though my tv is hung on a wall and I'm ocd in my cable routing, it bugs me to know I have 5 Ethernet cables strung across the back of my tv (two zones per cable).
