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Article 810 – Radio and Television Equipment
 

 
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July 27, 2006  

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Article 810 – Radio and Television Equipment

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Although this Code article is entitled “Radio and Television Equipment,” it could just as well be called “Radio and Television Antennas.”  Article 810 deals with the installation of various types of outdoor antennas (multi-element TV antennas, satellite dishes, ham radio masts), and the lead-in conductors from these antennas to receiving equipment located inside buildings.

 

The primary concerns of Article 810 are maintaining adequate separation between different types of conductors, grounding and bonding, and lightning protection.  A good understanding of Article 810 safety requirements is critical for anybody involved with installing these types of communications systems.  Improperly installing radio and TV antennas and their associated wiring, can create serious risk of shock for people and damage to home entertainment equipment. 

 

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