Re: Network cabling and cable ties -- PCTECH

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Subject: Re: Network cabling and cable ties
From: Bill <bubbzbill@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2006 10:42:43 -0800
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Burns, Bryan wrote:

What does your shop use to tie network cabling together?  I've heard IEEE 
doesn't allow cable ties.  I've seen Velcro used and I'm looking for a source. 
Anything work better than Velcro?

Depends upon what you mean by "tie together". If you mean bundlingmultiple runs into a singular run, zip ties. If you mean looping upextra footage of a run, we try not to: looped cable is an antenna.


Bill

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