How to arrange the wires when decorating the home?

Wiring is a very complicated matter. I have some information about how to decorate wires to share with you. First, confirm whether you want to take the open line or the dark line. Before laying wires, the owner must first ensure that the wire products are qualified products that meet the relevant standards. Wires should be laid in flame-retardant concealed pipes, flat cables should be horizontal and vertical, and there should be no joints in the pipes. Don't bury the wire directly into the plastering layer, and ensure that "live wire enters the switch and zero wire enters the lamp holder". In the process of decoration, some workers put high-voltage wires and weak wires together to save trouble, which is incorrect. Strong electric lines and weak electric lines will affect each other, so the pipes must be separated. The distance between strong and weak electric lines should be at least 300 mm, and the distance between TV, telephone socket and power socket should be at least 300 mm. Air conditioners and high-power household appliances should be arranged separately, and flame retardant pipes should be worn. In decoration, audio and TV are usually wired separately, and telephone and broadband cable can be put in one tube. The premise of similar wires passing through the same pipe is to ensure that the total cross-sectional area of wires in the pipe does not exceed 40% of the cross-sectional area in the pipe, which is convenient for replacing wires in the future. In addition, whether the trunking is on the wall or on the ground depends on the site conditions. For example, when laying floor tiles or solid wood floors on the ground, you can use ground wiring; When the composite floor is laid on the ground, it is best to use the wall for the pipeline, because there is no keel under the composite floor, so it is impossible to reserve the height of the threading pipe. Generally speaking, the cost of wall wiring will be higher. I hope it helps you and I wish you a happy life.