Is this rated for Direct Burial?
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If it were rated, it would say so. Direct Burial cable is normally armored.
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I would not bury this directly in the ground, needs to be put into electrical PVC conduit. Or the wire will degrade if installed directly in the dirt,and stop working
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I have it in my garage it moves a tiny bit once in a while and hasn't been an issue that I thought would need to be sand bagged. It comes with strips of fabric attached to the corners so you can stake it to the ground if outside. Or maybe tie it to sand bags. If it were outside I would think it should be staked down. I will also use a tarp under it when we use it outside so the ground doesn't get it dirty or puncture. If on a tarp it would move around more. I hope this helps. If you have more questions please ask. We love it so far. I defiantly recommend it.
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My mother's urn was placed underground...it really depends on where you live and if this is acceptable
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I would probably suggest some type of brick or stone under the feet to keep it from sinking into the ground too much. I put mine on some slate patio squares. You may also have to check the cemetery rules to see if it is permitted as some can be fussy about that.
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Not sure about direct heat; but, it did rust on the first washing before I ever put it into my Dutch Oven.
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Hello Michael, This specific cable isn't for outdoor runs or burial, but we do have the same cable available for outdoor. It's 1,000ft Full Copper Cat6 Ethernet Cable, Waterproof/Outdoor/Direct Burial/Underground: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CA2X5W6 Thank you for your question! Taylor W. VIVO
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Yeah, i had my wire cut, so i know. I would bury mine next time, but i would never advise anyone else to, since i'm not a pro. It's heavy duty, but i would get large outdoor rated electric conduit to run it through, w elbows to take it out of the ground on each end. Maybe more hassle than unplugging each time.
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Not sure, but depends on what you have at either end. I ran rigid down the back wall to get to the bottom, then a 2" flex piece to make the bend to run another rigid piece across the bottom to an air stone. Between the weight of the stone (buried) and the force from the section coming down the wall, the horizontal run would not float, but I try to keep it buried anyway. Good product. Be prepared for the box it comes in. Huge in relation to the piece of plastic loose in the box. I got three sections and they each came in a separate (big) box...
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Yes it is. Most importantly is how you originally set it up...I used big hooks that were screwed into my facia and 4x4 x12 posts cemented into the ground 3 ft deep. It takes 2 people to put it up and probably one to take it down. When you put it up two of you need to pull it tight so it does not sag in the middle. Smaller sized ones are obviously easier. You will like it...we do.
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Yes, as is stated in the description. Keep in mind that the unit is pretty light and bounces easily. My "soil", I live in San Diego and I am not sure what we have here classifies as soil, is rock hard. The depth adjustment may work much better in rich soft soil.
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Yes, most Funeral Homes will not seal the urn unless you ask. You may want to make sure though.
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We used Woods 0345 direct burial 24/4 wire to run phones as well as DSL. Everything seems to be working great.
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Hi Jamie No the cable is not shielded nor is it rated for direct burial. Keep in mind shielded CAT6 is very expensive, and unless it really need for your application, such as around extremely high voltage transformer or power feed cables, it isn't need in a office/home environment. Last time I did a job in NJ at a power substation I paid $899 per 1000' spool. Secondly if you are going to be burying the cable I would suggest using Grey PVC conduit, a roll of non-metalic water tight conduit; then you wouldn't have to worry about the cable being outdoor rated or a need for shielded. Also be sure to check with your local building department for low voltage regulations, and call for a underground mark out for utilities. "Call before you dig" Regards Donald DAvanzo Sunshine Technology Services Rockaway Park, NY
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No. I would not recommend burying this cable. In my opinion the outer covering is only meant to be used above ground
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We have it to on concrete slab and dump ashes out next day. A also cover it with the proper cover and in excellent shape for 4 years going into 5 winter.
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Hello Michael,This specific cable isn't for outdoor runs or burial, but we do have the same cable available for outdoor. It's 1,000ft Full Copper Cat6 Ethernet Cable, Waterproof/Outdoor/Direct Burial/Underground: New Full Copper 1,000 ft Cat6 Ethernet Cable / Wire 1,000ft Cat-6 Waterproof Outdoor / Direct Burial / Underground ~ by VIVO (CABLE-V010)Thank you for your question!Taylor W.VIVO