Chris,
I'd check with the cable manufacturer on that question. Plenum cable is
designed to NOT give off toxic gases into a breathing-air plenum in case
of a fire. I'm not sure this means that the cable will continue to
survive and perform when intentionally exposed to high temperatures. You
may find that there is a high-temp cable version that is more
appropriate. It's also possible that standard cable might have a
temperature rating high enough for your use considering that the dryer
vent isn't carrying plenum air that anyone would be breathing.
jack
chris cooper wrote:
Will plenum rated cable stand up to the heat/moisture of a dryer vent
pipe? Im trying to get a run of cable top to bottom on an 8 story
building and the easiest access is through a common dryer vent that
feeds laundry facilities on all 8 floors.
Thanks,
Chris Cooper
Intelliwave
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