Not best practice, but how many of our cable installations actually are 
installed according to best practice? I've had to get on cabling cntractors for 
laying cable directly on top of a 277v fluorescent fixture... *sigh* (I got a 
new cabling contractor!)

I've never tried what you're being asked to do, but here are my thoughts...

As for your specific situation, it may work just fine. Ideally you'd want to 
have them separated by at least several inches, if possible. I'd probably 
specify shielded Cat6, outdoor rated cable to be on the safe side. Also, there 
may be a specific cable type for suspended cable runs. Finally, I'd consider 
lightning protection on both ends once inside the building, in order to protect 
your equipment.

Jonathan L. Raper, MCSE

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From: Eldridge, Dave <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2010 7:55 AM
To: NT System Admin Issues <[email protected]>
Subject: OT: question on cat-6 and 480V together

I am being told that one of our MRI machines is temporarily moving to a trailer 
out on the street and they want to pull overhead a cat-6 and 3phase 480V 
together. Way out of my league. Anyone see any noise issues with these tied 
together? Anything else I’m missing?
thanks


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