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Standard in development: BS EN 50882-11 Multi-element metalic cables used in analogue and digital communication and control Part 11: Sectional specification for un-screened cables, characterised up to 500 MHz, for horizontal and building backbone wiring

Responsible committee: EPL/46 Cables, wires and waveguides, radio frequency connectors and accessories for communication and signalling
Status: Public Comment
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BS EN 50882-11 Multi-element metalic cables used in analogue and digital communication and control Part 11: Sectional specification for un-screened cables, characterised up to 500 MHz, for horizontal and building backbone wiring

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