On-Site Services Inventory?

[LABFE]

For others that perform on-site services what hardware items do you currently carry in your vehicle for repairs, scalability, and resell to customers (both residential and small business)? Looking for lists so I can build up a larger inventory to be more prepared and reduce waits for ordering parts/equipment. Be as specific to provide model numbers or succinct as you'd like. What do you keep on hand?

 

[LABFE]

Come on on-site techs?

 

[LABFE]

Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?

 

[altrenda]

Since no one is piping up, try searching previous posts. I think this has been discussed a few times.

 

[SAFCasper]

I still have this rough list from when we stocked up a new car. It's not fully inclusive but covers most common requests.

Amazing how many additional sales (and work) I get from being able to say "I have X in the car if you would like me to install it now?"

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Routers (ADSL, VDSL, Cable)
Access Points
WiFi Extenders (repeaters)
Powerline Adaptors
Powerline WiFi (Devolo)
4 / 8 / 16 Port Switches

USB Wireless Adaptors
PCIe Wireless Adaptors
PCIe Gigabit Network Cards
PCIe Sound Cards

Graphics Cards
Power Supplies
RAM

USB Flash Drives
External HDD’s
Internal HDD’s (2.5 & 3.5)
Laptop & Desktop Optical Drives

USB Expansion Hubs
Power Extension Sockets
Various Power Cables
Various USB cables

Multifunction Printer
NAS Drive
Monitor

0.5m / 2m / 5m / 10m / 20m pre-made CAT5e cables

 

[fencepost]

I tend to not carry much with me. One thing I would be wary about (maybe for no reason) is keeping HDDs in the car for long. Maybe there'd be no issues with vibration, but.... Admittedly I'm not riding around in a Caddy with a really soft ride.

 

[cypress]

Ethernet Cables, Wireless Routers and USB Drives are a plus.

 

[LABFE]

Since no one is piping up, try searching previous posts. I think this has been discussed a few times.

Thanks for that, I generally try to do that before creating a new thread, but figuring out the best search phrases for this one is a challenge. If anyone recalls specific threads and can provide links, I'll take them. Nonetheless, current input is superior in our fast changing environment.