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Re: Cat-5e

Subject: Re: Cat-5e
From: Jim Noble <yahoo-groups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2006 10:33:22 +0100
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David Yeend wrote:
> I had Cat5 buried under screed once - it was just laid in place with
no
> capping or any other protective measures. Before the screed went down
it all
> tested OK. After the screed a number of the links had shorts on them.
> ...
> It still seems unlikely but I have no other explanation and in future
would
> do as suggested - run in conduit for greatest flexibility or at least
put
> capping over the top.
>

Isn't setting cement/concrete exothermic and highly caustic?

Jim

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