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Posted by Zyp on August 18, 2007, 4:13 pm
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>> RBM wrote:
>>> Hit that easy button!!!
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>> So I could staple it to the ceiling next to the air return, run it
>>>> 10' down the the top of the air return, and then staple it to the
>>>> ceiling on the other side of the air return?! Doesn't get much
>>>> easier than that. Thanks
>>>>
>>>>> You don't have to staple it if it's in a void
>>>>>
>>>>>
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>>>>>> No, I don't want to run it in the cold air return; but the return
>>>>>> happens to run precisely where I want the cable to run, across 8
>>>>>> joists. The return is hung about an inch below the ceiling. Would it
>>>>>> be considered adequate protection to put the cable as
>>>>>> close up against the return as I can get staples into the
>>>>>> ceiling? I can't run the cable through the joists because of drain
>>>>>> pipes
>>>>>> and air ducts, and I would rather not use a running board. I
>>>>>> vaguely remember that it is okay to run wire in the corner next
>>>>>> to the wall, so I am hoping that running it in the corner next
>>>>>> to the air return would be similar. I could just lay it above
>>>>>> the air return, which would certainly be protected, but then I
>>>>>> couldn't staple it as required.
>>
>> Did anyone mention to him he needs to use plenum rated cable?
>>
>> --
>> Zyp
RBM wrote:
> Why?, he's not running anything in the duct, he's running it over the
> duct
Opps, your right [after reading the whole post]. Sorry.
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Zyp
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