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RE: CAT5 cable through insulation


  • Subject: RE: CAT5 cable through insulation
  • From: "Benfield, John (IT Services, ID)" <john.benfield@xxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Fri, 22 Oct 2004 14:12:48 +0100


>Is your insulation Rockwool or PU Foam ?
>Didn't think that PU foam and the PVC sheathing went together well..
>Have a look under the UK selfbuild archives as this has been mentioned
>before... and specifically for Cat5

It's Rockwool, so no problem with the PU reacting with the cable.

>Are you bundling lots of cable through the same space ?.. heat build up
can
>be surprisingly high if you are.

Most of the runs will either be single C-BUS runs to sensors/light switch.
There will be some small bundles (4 cables) going to corners of various
rooms for outlets, but all of the main cable runs will be in the ceiling
and
not covered with insulation.

JB



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