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One of my clients is worried about the cat 5 cable that I have running through his baseboard heating. &nbsp;He is concerned that it will cause &quot;slow downs&quot; and can potentially cause a fire. &nbsp;Do I have anything to worry about here. &nbsp;I used PVC cable.<br />
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One of my clients is worried about the cat 5 cable that I have running through his baseboard heating.  He is concerned that it will cause "slow downs" and can potentially cause a fire.  Do I have anything to worry about here.  I used PVC cable.

Cable Guy

Copper Cable (CAT5 and CAT3) and heat

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