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RE: Cat5 or Cat5e for structured cabling



>Run bigger ducting than you need, and puts several runs of _String_ in.
>
>That way, in 5 years time, if fibre does become the thing to have,
>you can pull it through with the string relatively easily.

...but make sure you have no tight radius bends, use bigger internal
diameter duct than you imagine you'll need, and if the run is more
than a few metres between any two access points, consider using
polypropylene rope instead of string.

I had to dig up a duct in the garden because it had two short-radius
90 degree bends (admmittedly, I was trying to pull 6 cores of 10mm2
mains cable down about 60 metres...)

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