Obivously most people who have followed the progress of this blog over the years would realise that it's becoming increasingly difficult to buy the Lexcom parts.
If anyone has any leads on where these components can still be purchased, please put a comment in on this post.
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This site is all about the PDL LexCom Home Network. We are building a house, and this is going in! If you are thinking about installing a home network (such as the Clipsal Starserve system) for carrying video, voice or data, then this may be for you! Why did we choose it? Because the LexCom system allows us to re-connect any outlet in any room to receive whichever incoming signal we require. A telephone outlet can easily be switched to receive TV, radio or internet signals within seconds.
Why LexCom? Why not Clipsal StarServe?
Lexcom is different because only one type of cable is used. When wiring the house the same cable is used for every outlet, regardless of what the outlet will be used for. This provided the flexibility we were looking for. Some other systems require you to run a coax cable for video and data cable for data and phone to every room.
Did you know that PDL LexCom is now owned by Clipsal in Australia?
Did you know that PDL LexCom is now owned by Clipsal in Australia?
Useful Items
Reference Documents
- LexCom Home Network Brochure
- LexCom Owners Guide
- LexCom Installation Guide
- Datasheet - 1 channel Modulator
- Datasheet - 4 channel Modulator
- Datasheet - AV Combiner
- Datasheet - Video Patchlead
- Datasheet - Power Supply
- Datasheet - TV Cord
- Datasheet - 14 inch Cabinet
- Datasheet - 22 inch cabinet
- Datasheet - Cable
- Datasheet - Data Switch
- Datasheet - Patch cord 3m
- Datasheet - 14 inch Patch Frame
- Datasheet - 22 inch Patch Frame
- Datasheet - Phone/Data Patchlead
- Datasheet - PC Player
- Datasheet - phone cord
- Datasheet - Telephone module
- Datasheet - 14 inch trim
- Datasheet - 22 inch trim
- Datasheet - Attenuator
- Datasheet - RJ45 Connector
- Datasheet - Terminator Plug
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Hi, I found your blog when we were having problems with our LexCom system following a powercut. I'm not sure if you're are still trying to source parts but I managed to get some parts from a French company called Domomat http://www.domomat.com/ delivery took between 2 and 3 weeks and cost 13 euros. I found the easiest way to find the parts was to get the part number off the Schneider website and if you search for that there's a few suppliers in mainland Europe. My French is pretty basic but with the help of google translate it was pretty straight forward. I hope this is useful.
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