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RE: CBus wiring



> Maybe one for Phil...

Why pick on me? ;-)

> What's the advantage of the 240V rated sheath on the CBus cabling?
Does
> this mean it does away with any potential mains interference and can
be
> run next to and parallel to mains wiring?

Nope - it doesn't mean that at all. It means that you can have the pink
C-Bus cable running in a distribution board alongside mains wiring without
additional physical segregation and still have an appropriate level of
electrical insulation between the two to satisfy the B.C.O.

It *DOESN'T* have anything to do with EMI or RFI.

> If using standard unshielded Cat5 on the CBus network - how
susceptible
> is this to interference?

Same as the Pink C-Bus CAT5 but it doesn't necessarily have a mains rated
sheath...

Phil




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