CONNECTOR FOR INTRA-HOUSE LAN INFRARED PORT

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To unnecessitate additional wiring or the like even when any electric internet equipment for domestic use is added by providing a connector which is embedded on the ceiling or the like while freely attachably and detachably fitting an infrared port, prewired wiring for the LAN, and infrared port freely attachable and detachable to the connector. SOLUTION: To a connector 12 embedded on the ceiling 11, wiring 13 for the LAN is connected. An infrared port 14 has a coconnector 15 for connection to the wiring 13 and hooks 16 and 17 for mounting on the connector 12. The infrared port 14 converts an electric signal through the wiring 13 to an infrared signal and converts a signal to a personal computer 18 in a room or electric internet equipment 19 for domestic use or converts an infrared signal from the personal computer 18 or the electric internet equipment 19 for domestic use to an electric signal. When newly installing the personal computer 18 or the electric internet equipment 19 for domestic use in the room, the connector 15 is connected to the wiring 13 and it is enough only to mount the infrared port 14 on the connector 12 later.