I am planning to lay an ethernet cable from the modem to the computer.
Is it OK to run the ethernet cable in the same trunking as the incoming power cable to the main circuit breaker?
Or better to use a separate trunking?
Appreciate any advise from brothers here.
Rule of Thumb (also IDA regulations)
- Power cables, AC seperate from DC as it may jump and cause arc.
- Communications Cable, CAT5e Separate From Power and Fiber Cables...to avoid Jumps and also confusion
- Starhub Cable against everyone else..as it's vDC unGROUNDED (at the base of the block..as high as 440Vdc
-->> Do not even touch the BTS/RRU Cables of Mobile Networks.. they carry super heavy radiation... if you want to be impotent...go do it... you'll get a headache first... (experience from a few of my bangla workers)
Rj11 can go with RJ45 but RJ11 signal may have buzzing round (esp with WiFi)
any dc spikes will kill your equipment... but best... single trunking will do the trick.