Can you express your view on the subject and/or give some online
pointers?
In particular, I plan to put an Ethernet cable between 2 apartments
such that it will path in parallel to the cable TV outside of the
building. There fore, in addition to possible cross talk with the cable
TV, what about the danger of a lightning hitting the cable?
Suppose I will put a shielded cable and have it go to a wall outlet.
Having it tied to the electricity ground (green/yellow wire) is a major
pain, which is why I plan to have it connected to the computer chassis
by a shielded Ethernet cable _only_ when a PC is actually connected to
this wall outlet. Is this a good policy as far as a lightnings are
concerned?
Can one claim that the twisted pair structure of an Ethernet cable and
the cable TV itself being shielded is an adequate protection against
cross talk between the cable TV and the Ethernet cable?
As far as I can tell the phone (Bezeq) lines that are going from each
apartment to the building's central phone box are unshielded even with
old building where Bezeq needs to have them path on the outer walls of
the building. Am I right about these cables being unshielded? If yes,
what about protecting the phone equipment from lightnings?
--
Shaul Karl
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