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NEC Code use to be that any OSP cable could only enter a bldg of a maximum of 50 feet unless in was in Metal conduit. Does anyone know if that has changed to include ANY type of conduit??
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No, it still has to be in metallic conduit. If it's fiber cable, there are plenty of "indoor-outdoor" cables that are even available in plenum-rated, but as for copper, it's more of a lightning/fire protection issue so I don't see that requirement ever changing.
Ed Vaughn, MBSWWYPBX
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