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Re: running cat5e outside



I think I mentioned that it 'can' be a bad idea?
Saying that, I'm about to run about 8 Cat5e cables outside for data and
phone use in an outbuilding.  I'm going to run them in a 60mm duct buried
about a foot underground.
APC do a range of lightning suppressors for use with Cat5.

Also, because our house is situated on its own and has quite a high
probability of getting hit by lightning, I'm considering installing a
lightning conductor.

Regards


Simon


----- Original Message -----
From: kinchyuk <kinchyuk@xxxxxxx>
To: <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
Sent: 25 January 2002 14:45
Subject: [ukha_d] running cat5e outside


> I've been reading up on installing Cat5e cabling, and it's been
> mentioned that it's a bad idea to run it outside, as it'd act as a
> lightning conductor.
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> Anyone got experience of running Cat5 cable outside? I'm running 16
> points around the house, and it'd be so much easier to run it outside.
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> Alex
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