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Hmmm,
Ever try using a cable that runs directly over the top of a light ballast? How about one that is near a welder? I've even seen excessive noise on cables that paralelled power lines going to 2 hp motors that had brushes going bad.
IMHO I just don't believe it based on field experience. Relocating the CAT5 in the above situations has worked for me many times.
I don't think the problem in the above cases were actually caused by the power itself, just that the strong magnetic fields involved DO have an effect.
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