On Fri, 3 Jan 2003, Micro Eng wrote:

> Unless the wire is rated for 120V applications, and CAT5 is not, you cannot
> have this in the same conduit, and not even in the same box in the wall.

So what would be the "proper" way to remotely control a 120VAC device at
the swithbox?  Ex: I have a relay inside conduit that switches a light; I
want to operate that relay remotely by connecting it to CAT5 (yeah, I
know, it's just an example) and switching the relay from some control
center somewhere in the house?

How do I get the cat5, relay and A/C in the same enclosure (and keep it to
code requirements)?  Is this just a matter of controlling the relay with
romex instead of cat5?

-- Mitch

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