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Power & Comms wiring together

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don_resqcapt19

don_resqcapt19

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Julie,
I've never broken a piece of UTP by pulling on it too hard, but rumour has it, it can be done.
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You just don't pull hard enough...it breaks a lot easier than a #12 does.
Don
 
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sparkydon

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while on the subject..

while on the subject..

..of power conductors in close proximity to cat5 and coax, has anyone seen or been using the Carlon pvc nail-on two gang "dual voltage" box which contains the usual stab-in strain relief provisions on one device side, and a completely open side, with a divider plate between the two?

It seems as though the box completely seperates the ganged devices, it encourages data and power to be ran together in the same bay..
 
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