When running network and video cable up walls and under the floor, do I
have to keep the CAT6 cable and co-ax (CT100) cable apart or can they
be run together in the same trunking?

"Pandora" wrote in message
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When running network and video cable up walls and under the floor, do I
have to keep the CAT6 cable and co-ax (CT100) cable apart or can they
be run together in the same trunking?

Technically, you shouldnt. Practically, it wont make any difference.

"Pandora" wrote in message
oups.com...
When running network and video cable up walls and under the floor, do I
have to keep the CAT6 cable and co-ax (CT100) cable apart or can they
be run together in the same trunking?


Just don't squeeze them anywhere along the full length of run and you'll be
OK. Keep bends, and other kinds of changes in direction, as natural bends
rather than pulling the cables tight around obstacles.

BigWallop wrote:

"Pandora" wrote in message
oups.com...
When running network and video cable up walls and under the floor, do I
have to keep the CAT6 cable and co-ax (CT100) cable apart or can they
be run together in the same trunking?


Just don't squeeze them anywhere along the full length of run and you'll be
OK. Keep bends, and other kinds of changes in direction, as natural bends
rather than pulling the cables tight around obstacles.

And DO NOT keep exactly regular spacing if fixing with cable clamps.
Can cause really nasty effects on the cable, as if done exactly wrong,
each cable clip adds.