Re: NVT would BT cable do?

["Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I would think it's a direct burial Cat 5 or it would be pointless for people
to be installing cat 5 in their homes when in the street it wasn't! Yes, I
believe it's direct burial gopher (rodent) proof cat 5 probably. It's abt
1/2" diameter.

I just finished my last roll or I'd go take a look and see what it's really
called...sorry.


"Chub" <w@xxxxx> wrote in message
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| is that stuff twisted?
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| "Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
| news:bH3Kf.23$qw1.1587@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
| > flexible metal conduit would protect it if you can find it where you are
| > or...
| >
| > I've also used direct burial gopher proof cable for stuff like this -
| > sorry
| > I don't know the official name for it...the telephone co. here uses it
to
| > bring their lines from the street to the house connection. It's has
heavy
| > plastic (?) jacket, then thin metal shielding, then it's jelly filled as
| > well.
| >
| >
| > "Ian" <iancooke@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
| > news:sC2Kf.595$e8.1549@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
| > | (Crossposted to uk.electronic-secuity)
| > |
| > | Hi All,
| > | I have a site that wants to transmit 5 video images over 500m, I have
| > | choosen the correct rated NVT equipment, but I'm confused on the UTP,
| > | is BT cable CW1128 OK to use, in the application notes it does not
| > | really say what to use, unless of course I just use Data cable x 2,
the
| > | problem being that the cable is within a duct and rats might chew it,
| > | do they do an rugerdised or armoured version, and if so where in the
| > | UK?
| > |
| > | What are the groups experiances
| > |
| > |
| > | Regards
| > |
| > |
| > | Ian
| > |
| > |
| > |
| >
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