Question: Are there any standards specifying the minimum distance between network cables (communication cables) and cables with voltages of 220V, 380V, and 10KV?

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As the title suggests, I’m not sure if there are any requirements regarding the minimum spacing for network cables. If so, are these specifications outlined in any standards? Thank you~!

Reply #22022-08-31

Yes, you can look for the specifications regarding the spacing between high-voltage and low-voltage circuits

Reply #32022-09-30

I have seen it in the CECS81 Technical Specifications for Anti-interference in Industrial Computer Monitoring Systems:

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