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    No. 14 or larger insulated copper conductor should be run in as straight a line as possible to ground the metallic sheath of a network-powered broadband communications system cable entering a building per NEC code 820-40(a) and 830-33. Metal raceways used for the entrance cable must also be grounded using a No. 14 to No. 6 copper conductor depending on the current capacity of the coaxial shield according to code 830-40 and 830-43(c) Exception.

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    No. 14 or larger insulated copper conductor should be run in as straight a line as possible to ground the metallic sheath of a network-powered broadband communications system cable entering a building per NEC code 820-40(a) and 830-33. Metal raceways used for the entrance cable must also be grounded using a No. 14 to No. 6 copper conductor depending on the current capacity of the coaxial shield according to code 830-40 and 830-43(c) Exception.

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    No. 14 or larger insulated copper conductor should be run in as straight a line as possible to ground the metallic sheath of a network-powered broadband communications system cable entering a building per NEC code 820-40(a) and 830-33. Metal raceways used for the entrance cable must also be grounded using a No. 14 to No. 6 copper conductor depending on the current capacity of the coaxial shield according to code 830-40 and 830-43(c) Exception.

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    No.14 or larger insulated copper conductor run in as straight a line as practicable [820-40(a)], Fig. 6-6.

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    Earth Ground Cable The metallic sheath of network-powered broadband communications systems cable entering a building or structure must be grounded to the earth as close as practicable to the point of entrance to the building or structure [830-33]. The earth grounding is accomplished by bonding the NPBCS cable (grounding block) to an acceptable earth ground with a No.14 copper to a maximum No.6 copper conductor (depending on the current-carrying capacity coaxial shield) run in as straight a line as practicable 1830-401. Earth Ground Metal Raceway Metal raceways used for network power broadband entrance cable must be bonded to an acceptable earth ground with a No.14 copper to a maximum No.6 copper conductor depending on the currentcarrying capacity coaxial shield [830-40 and 830-43(c) Exception].

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