Can this cable run below a door?
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Should work fine. If the space between the door and the floor is real tight you may need to tape it down so it doesn't move around.
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Yes. It works for doors up to 2 inches thick. For a door thicker than that, they recommend also getting a "wall liner" piece offered by Cat Mate, which ensures a continuous tunnel (no gaps).
2201467
Hi! You will run under carpet without any problem.... this a very well made cable, very sturdy! This specs form the cable: "A copper clad center conductor, dielectric insulation, aluminum braiding and 2 layers of foil shielding, for maximum protection against the hum/static encountered when multiple devices are in close proximity of each other".....
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Dear Natalya,Thank you for your question regarding our BlueRigger 35 foot HDMI cable! The cable can be run behind the wall, but doesn't require a pipe like an electrical cable. We recommend keeping the cable away from any electrical cables to prevent signal interference.Please contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any additional questions.Thanks,BlueRigger LLCservice@bluerigger.com
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The answer is no. You will need a minimum of 10ga wire to run to the front for it to work right.
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You should be able to. This cable has a 10A rating, and as far as I know that means it is capable of safely pushing up to 10A through it. It is possible that I have incorrect information but hey, I've had the cable for about a year now and my house hasn't burned down so at least there's that.
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It depends on if there is some type of insulation to keep the prongs in place. The V shaped prongs need to squeeze in between the door and the door frame to work.
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The wire would be sturdy enough. My only concern would be if they can dig through underneath. Otherwise, I think it would work!
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I would think with some creativity it could be attached. The cable would be a bit thick to shut in a door with out damage but could be fed in through a window and rolled up most of way shut.
1681331
I don't have one of those but I do not see why it couldn't. The cable does floor o the surface of the pool. But I would think it would skim under the cover.
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Using wire for outside usage , will be more than enough voltage to handle garage doorm
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More than likely. It's very thin, about the size of a pencil and very flexible. Comes in 1 or 2 meter lengths. I ran it under the side lip so you don't see the cable, but see the light.
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The cable should go all the way through ti down spoute.Should check with use of cable on metal roof.
1588170
You need something around the wire. A quarter inch deep rectangular space surrounded by subfloor and filled with thinset would be ok
1489123
So long as the cable run is short. I have a pretty long cable run... and adding a splitter wasn't great for the signal. (Basement to third floor.)
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If you have enough clearance between floor and receiver. I had to raise my receiver to get it to work. Works great though...
950521
Yes, but run the hose through PVC pipe. I have 150' under ground in pipe only a few inches deep.It works great.