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Any way to take advantage of a cold air return to run a cable?
No, I don't want to run it in the cold air return; but the return happens to
run precisely where I want the cable to run, across 8 joists. The return is hung about an inch below the ceiling. Would it be considered adequate protection to put the cable as close up against the return as I can get staples into the ceiling? I can't run the cable through the joists because of drain pipes and air ducts, and I would rather not use a running board. I vaguely remember that it is okay to run wire in the corner next to the wall, so I am hoping that running it in the corner next to the air return would be similar. I could just lay it above the air return, which would certainly be protected, but then I couldn't staple it as required. |
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