[joemama127]

Specifically, what I mean is running 2 HDMI cables and the tv power cord through the wall behind the tv to an outlet near the floor. This is for a remote hunting cabin under construction so there won't be any building codes to worry about with the power cord...just don't want to cause issues with the HDMI.

 

[crutschow]

Don't think there will be a problem, but you won't want to tightly bundle the wires together. Keep them as separated as possible wherever they run parallel. You might run them on opposite studs if possible.

 

[joemama127]

All 3 cables will all be fed through 2" plastic conduit pipe that's already installed in the wall..but won't be tied together. I figured that modern power/video cables were shielded enough that it wouldn't cause any issues, but I wasn't for sure..

 

[KurtBJC]

Shielding is relatively ineffective against high-energy, low-frequency fields, so it's a good idea not to run power and signal cabling in close association. It sounds, though, like you're only going a few feet; if that's so, you'll probably be all right.


Kurt
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