14/2 wiring and CAT6

[jijo_robert]

I am planning to run the 14/2 low voltage wire and CAT 6 in same conduit, is this a problem? Please advice

Thanks
Jijo

 

[upstatemike]

I am planning to run the 14/2 low voltage wire and CAT 6 in same conduit, is this a problem? Please advice

Thanks
Jijo

What will be on the 14/2? Example: 12V DC is fine, 70V distributed audio is not.

 

[jijo_robert]

I am planning to run the 14/2 low voltage wire and CAT 6 in same conduit, is this a problem? Please advice

Thanks
Jijo

What will be on the 14/2? Example: 12V DC is fine, 70V distributed audio is not.

It is going to be 24 V DC for window drapper motors ? Can you please confirm if that will be ok or not? Thanks for your quick response.

 

[Sandpiper]

I am planning to run the 14/2 low voltage wire and CAT 6 in same conduit, is this a problem? Please advice

Thanks
Jijo

What will be on the 14/2? Example: 12V DC is fine, 70V distributed audio is not.

It is going to be 24 V DC for window drapper motors ? Can you please confirm if that will be ok or not? Thanks for your quick response.

When a person talks about 24VDC circuits, it is logical to assume that "Class 2 circuit" is what we are talking about. Class 2 circuits are normally 24 VDC or lower and limited to 4 (approx) amps. However, one more essential feature of the circuit is that it is powered by a Class 2 source, such as a transformer (wall wart). If the transformer has a label that says "Class 2", then this is a class 2 circuit. In this case, yes, the cat 6 and the class 2 circuit can share conduits.

If the 24VDC supply is Class 3 or not labeled as described, then no, they cannot share conduits. This is NEC article 725.