Does the wire get literally buried under ground, so I do not have to worry about lawn mower?
225970
Yes, there are tools to splice the lawn to help bury the wire. I have a Lab/Brittany who digs under our fence so I just ran the wire through the fence.
225971
Yes, but you don't bury it very deep, just an inch or so. You can run your lawnmower without worrying about the wire.
225972
Yes. It gets buried. Across my lawn I used a spade to slice my lawn, pulled back the grass and slipped the wire in. You can't tell it's there, but my dogs know it's there.
1780430
Yes, the wire has to be buried at leas 2 inches to protect it from the sun and any activity going on in such area.
81021
This is the second antenna I installed in my attic (I moved from the first house and left the antenna). I didn't run a ground wire to either antenna. It will work fine without a ground. I think the ground wire is to discharge any static in the atmosphere. You should not have any static issues in your enclosed attic.
1676475
I won't burn them, but a lot of weeds or tall grass can have a slight grounding affect, but not as much as touching something that's actually grounded.
2108978
If you mount the antenna outside, yes, you will need to ground it. Look up grounding kits. If you mount it inside an attic, like I did, no grounding necessary.
2046890
I don't think so, it will probably end up burning the grass away underneath. Plus it may end up sinking in the dirt as legs are hollow pipes.
712524
The wires that I installed were almost all above ground on a fence, with the exception of running the wires underground by the various gates in the fence around my backyard. So, im not really sure how to, process of elimination I guess?
2263824
No, the wires run out from the bottom and I believe being under ground would damage them.
316259
Not rated for aerial use. Can be buried without conduit as long as the soil is not rocky. Need to make sure the cable will not be damaged. If in doubt use pvc conduit.
678770
I agree with the other responders except I'd add that any splices or connections to the underground wire must be sealed with proper waterproof connectors, not just electrical tape.
35973
I buried all wireing and connectors 2" then I put mulch over entire area. This was in landscape area
1200724
Yes, it's my understanding this wire is rated to be buried in the ground. I buried mine several months ago and have had no problems.
1839456
I am using a heavy gauge wire( 12 gauge ) It is heavy, but it ill supply sufficient electricity to the mower and the motor will not burn out. There are a few manufacturers listed on the Amazon site. I am personally using the cords manufactured by " US Wire and Cable" BUT that is strictly my preference since I am also using those same cords for my snow blower. Hope this helps
1900479
Mine remains plugged in as I buried the wire in the wall so it would be less apparent.
1445220
no rule about it, just deep enough to keep it from getting damaged or in your way. I have left mine on top of the ground for several months (because it is only a temporary fix for me) and have had no problems from it. I have also wrapped wire around a low strand of barbed wire (because I already had barbed wire fence for horses) in the past and it did fine that way to keep my dogs in for over a year (at which time I moved from that property, it may still be there). Just make sure you get a heavy enough guage of wire for whatever purpose you have in mind!
1725385
No, if your outlets have the little tunnel looking hole, that is the ground. An you receive the device to check the ground.
1342264
No, you will need to buy extra wire. We covered 3 acres and used 1 1/2 spools of wire.