Recessed signal-receiver mounting system for a building structure and associated methods
DCFirst Claim
1. A system for mounting a pair of signal-receiving devices in a recessed position within a building surface comprising:
- a base housing having a wall defining an inner chamber, the wall having a first opening in a front thereof and a second and a third opening therein, each of the first, the second, and the third opening leading into the inner chamber, the base housing positionable behind a building surface;
a secondary housing positionable behind the building surface and adjacent the base housing and having a wall defining a closable interior space, the wall having a first aperture therethrough into the interior space positionable in communication with the base housing second opening, the wall further having a second aperture therethrough into the interior space, the second aperture in spaced relation from the base housing wall;
a first signal receiver positionable within the secondary housing interior space as part of the wall defining the closed interior space and is connectable through a first connector to a first signal carrier within the secondary housing inner chamber; and
a second signal receiver terminating within the base housing inner chamber and having a second connector positionable adjacent the third opening, the second connector able to receive a signal from a second signal carrier through the second signal receiver;
wherein the first signal carrier and the second signal carrier are distinct and different enough to be non-interchangeable with each other.
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Abstract
A system for mounting a pair of signal-receiving devices recessed within a building surface includes a base housing having an inner chamber and positionable behind a building surface. A front has a first opening, and a wall has a second and third opening. A secondary housing is positionable adjacent the base housing and has an interior space. A first aperture is positionable in communication with the second opening. A second aperture is positioned in spaced relation from the base housing'"'"'s wall. A first signal receiver is positionable within the interior space and is connectable to a first signal carrier. A second signal receiver is positionable within the inner chamber and has a second connector positionable adjacent the third opening and connectable to a second signal carrier.
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1. A system for mounting a pair of signal-receiving devices in a recessed position within a building surface comprising:
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a base housing having a wall defining an inner chamber, the wall having a first opening in a front thereof and a second and a third opening therein, each of the first, the second, and the third opening leading into the inner chamber, the base housing positionable behind a building surface; a secondary housing positionable behind the building surface and adjacent the base housing and having a wall defining a closable interior space, the wall having a first aperture therethrough into the interior space positionable in communication with the base housing second opening, the wall further having a second aperture therethrough into the interior space, the second aperture in spaced relation from the base housing wall; a first signal receiver positionable within the secondary housing interior space as part of the wall defining the closed interior space and is connectable through a first connector to a first signal carrier within the secondary housing inner chamber; and a second signal receiver terminating within the base housing inner chamber and having a second connector positionable adjacent the third opening, the second connector able to receive a signal from a second signal carrier through the second signal receiver; wherein the first signal carrier and the second signal carrier are distinct and different enough to be non-interchangeable with each other. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15)
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16. A method for mounting a pair of signal-receiving devices in a recessed position within a building surface comprising the steps of:
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positioning a base housing behind a building surface, the base housing having a wall defining an inner chamber, the wall having a first opening in a front thereof and a second and a third opening therein, each of the first, the second, and the third opening leading into the inner chamber, the base housing positionable behind a building surface; positioning a secondary housing behind the building surface and adjacent the base housing, the secondary housing having a wall defining a closable interior space, the wall having a first aperture therethrough into the interior space positionable in communication with the base housing second opening, the wall further having a second aperture therethrough into the interior space, the second aperture in spaced relation from the base housing wall; positioning a first signal receiver, as a part of the wall defining the closed interior space, within the secondary housing interior space; connecting the first signal receiver to a first signal carrier within the secondary housing inner chamber; positioning a second signal receiver terminating within the base housing inner chamber; positioning a second connector adjacent the third opening; and connecting the second connector to a second signal carrier within the base housing inner chamber wherein the second signal carrier is distinct and different enough from the first signal carrier to be non-interchangeable with the first signal carrier. - View Dependent Claims (17, 18, 19, 20, 21)
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