Like @
nayr said - Pull to a demarcation point.
I am always amazed that people want to short change a project. You are going to take the time, energy, money, etc to pull a line from your basement to the garage but its to difficult to pull mult lines?!? Why not just pull all 4 or 5 lines at the exact same time thus having everything home run and removing the potential points of failure? Doing this will take you little to no additional time. I've made this comment numerous times in the forum and am met with mixed responses but unless you have exsisting cable I don't see what this helps other than adding additional points of failure. A UPS in the garage with the switch does no good unless anther UPS is at the NVR etc.
I don't mind pulling the extra lines, but there were two factors in my thought process of potentially running one line to the garage:
1. I don't have enough cable right now to run 4 additional lines the extra distance, so I figured it was worth asking if there is a disadvantage to running one cable before buying more cable.
2. I can't pull all of the lines at one time because the cable is on a large spool. Because it will be a very complex pull through many areas of the basement, multiple ceiling types, through joists, walls, etc. and the length of each run will likely be 100+ feet, it would be difficult to closely estimate how much cable I would need without having a large amount of waste, or risk cutting them short.
You mention a UPS in the garage, I don't think anyone ever suggested that. I was stating that having access to the UPS in the wiring closet is yet another good reason to home run the cables to the closet.
I went ahead and ordered another 1000' feet of
cat5e today so I can pull the extra runs. I'm going to go ahead and put an RJ45 jack in the garage while I am at it so I can connect my networked sprinkler controller. Right now it is using a mini WiFi router to connect to my home network, but it frequently loses the connection and has to be restarted.