Im currently wiring up the new electric system for my studio (good cables, 20A brakers, star gounding etc)
In the control room, by luck, the conduit that will have the snake cable, is running parallel with the conduit having the 220v cables for the electric outlets.
A friend of mine told me that if they are not touching, they can run parallel no problem (which they are not. both conduits are like 15 cm apart)
Am i ok?
Edit: To make it more specific, both conduits are parallel through a brickwall wall, through two different holes. That means, they are not parallel in a freestanding situation (in other words, parallel, but separated by 15cm of brickwall)
Question about audio and power cables
Originally posted at johnlsayers.com, topic 13123.
The following two papers have some interesting data on this subject.
The 2 papers are different edits on the same subject.
"The TRUTH" from ExactPower of Middle Atlantic Products
http://www.exactpower.com/elite/wpapers.aspx
or a long version of the same paper
"Power White Paper" from Middle Atlantic.com
http://www.middleatlantic.com/power.htm
Spam? huh
Anyway. I figured out how to fix it
Cheers
Doesn't look like spam to me :shock:
I believe speed was trying to help you by directing you to two informative articles on electric installations.
Oh my bad!
Those links looked like spam when I first opened.
Sorry!
And thanks. I'll take a look!!!