no :) Cleaning & rewiring both take time.
it doesn't. I'm excluding co-ax here.
You don't get corrosion in dry cables. You get dry cables quickly by heating them - if they're in ducts that can be done with current.
total makework
NT
Bet that was because customers would demand the stuff that didn't get wet just because they could and the insurance would cover it all, rather than bother to decide what was fine and what wasn't.
I think I have remembered why my phone cable might not be waterproof. The patter of little tiny feet in that boxed pipe run containing the cable is a clue...
If they had mice chewing through cables they'd surely do something about it quickly, they're destructive little buggers. And in a large corporate install take preventive measures.
NT
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