Panel shots

[iostream212]

Finishing a new wiring closet panel and here are a few pictures

And a little night lighting.

My original panel setup documented here: http://www.cocoontech.com/forums/index.php?/topic/16501-Iostream212-wiring-project
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[elehuy]

Nice! the fast&furious of home automation

Can you map what's in there?

I see the elk controller for sure and what appears to be relays below ...

[iostream212]

Oh sure. Left side is an ISY controller, followed by the ELK. Under that is the ELK ethernet interface, ELK thermostat interface, and the ELK databus expasion hub. Followed by a RS485 to IP converter and the backup battery.  The bottom row is a ELK zone expander and 2 relay boards.  The right can starts off with 2 8 port switches followed by a 3x8 OnQ video distribution module.  Under that a few power strips. Last item is a Axis analog to IP CCTV server.  Hopefully that will be hooked up soon! Other plans: Add fail safes to restart key systems if they get locked up, add Sonicwall hardware firewall, and finish the lighting / duct work.   

[John Hughes]

Nice! the fast&furious of home automation

lol, well said!

I like it.

[iostream212]

Come on users! Let's see some more panel shots!

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[elehuy]

I'll show you my rack! (somehow it sounds strange saying this ... )

I need to clean it up a bit ... the messy part is my HA part ... the rest is more HT.

[iostream212]

I'll show you my rack!

Ha!

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[Walken100]

Ok, I went to take a picture of my rack mount. Been a while since I looked at it with a critical eye. Things I learned/remembered after looking....

1. Visiting a rack in a basement should be life threatening.
2. You can put together a rack for about $19....... (not counting components)
3. I need to learn to photo shop my pictures!

Have a good laugh......

[iostream212]

Have a good laugh......

Man you are tough on yourself! What components are we looking at? I wish I had room for a rack in my wiring closet. I would mount my server in there if I did. Noisy thing is in my media center condole now.
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[Walken100]

Man you are tough on yourself! What components are we looking at? I wish I had room for a rack in my wiring closet. I would mount my server in there if I did. Noisy thing is in my media center condole now.
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Not to worry. I had a good laugh so should you....   You are looking at network distribution, video distribution, 12v exterior lights powered through a zwave wall wart, and sprinkler control.

By the way if you have a little over 19" of width you can put a rack system anywhere. Those are just rack rails mounted to scrap wood I had laying around. 

Ok, here is a picture of my AV rack (on wheels).

By the way the humor would be if I had zoomed out on the original picture. It looks like a thrift shop exploded in my storage room.....

[Juan C.]

I pretty much have two panels, one is for the server, light control and thermostat and the other one is for video distribution, not 100% done but as all of you know this is an on going project jajaja photo 11 is just a photo of the touch controlling everything

[iostream212]

Dude nice shots. Is that a laptop in the later pic? Is that running your server? I like your touch screen. Very nice look.

[Juan C.]

Yes Iostream, it ans old HP NX7400 updated to Win7 and a NAS docking station

[elehuy]

Here's my rack.
APC 4-post open rack with bunch of stuff, mainly my HT.
The bottom is clean, the top messy where I throw the misc. modules.
I have blue light too , one missing fan.

[Walken100]

Are you controlling the flower with Elve? If so can you share the driver?