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Re: Support for vertical Cat5 Cable runs



Can I just be a party pooper for a second. Please plan some sort of
fire
retardant/insulation otherwise you've just built a blast furnace between
your inter-floor/ceiling gaps, the roof space and that big PC with the
jammed fan that is getting rather hot........

I haven't looked in a while but there was someone knowledgeable on
UK.DIY that talked about intumescent foam/filler etc. He used to discuss
this sort of thing.

Sorry,

Simon

In message <8C79DF03-9A88-41D9-9D6F-13199234D6F1@xxxxxxx>,
Ben McCormack <yahoogroup@xxxxxxx> writes
>
>Hi All
>
>Starting to plan the Cat5 runs in the new house and considering a
>central wiring column in the centre of the house. I have one concern.
>
>The duct will be about 5m high in total and the Cat 5 cable will not
>have any support. How do other people support the cable on large
>vertical runs?
>
>I thought cable ties can damage the cable if pulled too tightly?
>
>Regards
>Ben
>
>
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Simon Pawson

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