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Your Lead-in cable and internal patch lead cable need to be in conduit, I’m sure it’s in the cabling standards. That’s non compliant work right there. Is that box even screwed to the outer wall?
Source 🤣. Armchair installer
Been working in the Telco/I.T industry for 20 years.
Telco or it. Because i can assure you they’re not the same. Thus kinda proving my point
You obviously have no idea.