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Running Cables for Cameras Under Styrofoam Insulation: Avoid Cutting Facade

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  • #1 14869848
    grzech12345
    Level 2  
    Hello..

    I have to run the cables to the cameras under the styrofoam insulation..
    What patents do you have for not cutting the facade?
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  • #2 14871050
    luk9753
    Level 24  
    It is impossible to reveal the patents without seeing the building and its structure. I sometimes use the podbit if someone forgets that they want monitoring in the future and suddenly they are reminded of it.
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  • #3 14871785
    grzech12345
    Level 2  
    Styrofoam glued to an old building.
    someone didn't think to make cables before and now they want to move 2 cameras..
    height, unfortunately, about 4 m..

    drill from above or drill from below?

    advise something...
  • #4 14906098
    humek
    Level 32  
    How long do you want to run these cables? horizontally or vertically? When I am supposed to install an external motion sensor (e.g. RK315) on a wall insulated with polystyrene, I release the cable from the soffit so that it hangs loosely where the detector is to be (at a height of 1.4 - 1.5 m, I insert a thin installation pipe, slightly pointed and push it up The pipe driven under the angle will reach the wall and slightly "wrap" on it going up. If you push the right size, it will come out at the top of the façade under the soffit. Then I let the cable in and it's ready. You can also fight with a stiff 3mm wire -stalowy.technician, colleagues will add a lot of the rest.
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