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Ethernet cable Outside
Just moved house and took my network with me. Now another PC is directly under my room but to take it downstairs is a bit of a pain.
Could i drop it out the window in my room to the other room below without any problems? Thanks |
Re: Ethernet cable Outside
As long as the cable is well protected, I cant see any problems in doing this.
Just try to avoid placing it against any existing electricity wires near by and make sure when putting clips down to hold the cable in place, it does not put too much pressure on the wire, which could damage the cable. |
Re: Ethernet cable Outside
external CAT5E cable should be used if you want the run to go outside. The cable is made suitable for external use by sheathing it with Polyethylene. This can withstand the outside elements, being a tough material resistant to water, moisture, oil, UV and also aberration resistant.
For added security, trunking or conduit should be used. ---------- added 27-11-2005 at 11:03 ---------- Quote:
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Re: Ethernet cable Outside
Are you going to actually fit the cable or have open windows??? If you have a router you could try 2 of these http://www.homeplug.org/en/index.asp
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Re: Ethernet cable Outside
Ideally, to keep the cable safe from the weather, it shoulf be placed inside plastic or metal conduit, from any big DIY place (B&Q,Homebase) or if not, buy the better sort of cable like the Belkin ethernet range, good, thick cable, it should last longer outdoors.
Seen good length packs in Staples, if there's a branch near you? |
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And does anyone have a link from the Cable i should use outside. Need about 20-30M Thanks |
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go with the homeplug if should be able to find a pair of 14 mbs for 50 quid saves all the hassle
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