SAFE TO PENETRATE WALLS WITHOUT CONDUIT?
828630
Yes. Conduit is bonus protection. I ran it in Northern Maine through underground. Walls, ice & snow both with & without conduit. Extends range with hubs for apartments. Across driveways. Saves excessive internet costs. Good luck,
828631
That is up to you. Not sure code requires any conduit for network cable as your phone lines and cable tv lines enter the home bare and with no conduit once they are inside walls. I would advise lightning arresting modules at each end of this cable and perhaps a dedicated earth ground. I've had no experience with lightning hitting burials, but it can happen. You can minimize your loss of equipment and risk of fire if you use CAT5/6 lighting protection modules. If you use fiber instead coupled with media converters you don't have to worry about lightning strikes.
1652809
Yes that would work without a problem. The walls are also high enough that you won't have a problem with escapees.
37479
Hi,I am sorry to say, but this unit cannot penetrate through walls. this will make you, or anyone who is in the apt very sick.
2234763
Don't know, but I doubt it. I wouldn't want to try that. Over a door the way the instructions show is the safest method.
1268940
Have not used my unit that way. But if unit made for one structure I doubt if signal can penetrate one exterior wall to enter the wall of another house. That just my opinion.
321409
No-use teflon tape-and, if possible, secure to wall with screws to prevent tortion stress
716995
The water leads are secure. Don't believe water pressure would be a problem
1078550
Non-penetrating. It sits on the desk top and is heavy/bulky enough that it does not move around.
538684
I would not leave it unprotected. Search Amazon for plastic project box or WaterTight Cord Lock.
1500184
Do not see any problem, you will have to put a heat protection at the point where you go through the wall. may need to check with building code requirements for that.
186040
Yes, you do need a sleeve or a hole cut through the wall. It is not for window installation.
1772345
I know that others have tried this without issues but I do not have personal experience with plugging it in to the wall.
591536
Hi Brian- I certainly don't see why not. This type of cable is generally buried between 8 and 18 inches deep in our area with no conduit. The conduit will provide protection against accidental cutting, which occurs quite frequently where II live.
869229
I wud not cut a hole in the top & run a cable or wires thru the top because you don't want rain / water to enter the box. If you punch out a hole in the bottom, rain will not flow up into the box.
235972
Yes you will need to drill hole in box for conduit and make sure you make watertight seal if you want it weather proof.The enclosure is supplied with 4 metal mounting angles which are screwed in from the underside (outside) of enclosure. These can be used to mount to plate which can be clamped to a pole,
1058314
No, the outlet does not need to be visible. It will even work through walls.
21753
No. The sheathing isn't the greatest but it is fine for most applications and it pulls easily through conduit. They probably make exterior sheathing but I would not recommend running any cat 5e outside without conduit.