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How do I run electrical wiring on a wood facade?

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I have Siberian spruce wood siding on my house. Is it possible to run electrical wiring from the outside?

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55AamerJZ
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Is there no way to run it under the facade? No ventilated clearance?

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30Yamura75
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Ventilated gap 2.5 cm, but how to connect it? And what about the safety problem with the wood?
– AamerJZ  7 months ago
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I would run the wire through the gap from above or below. My opinion is that properly sized wire in insulation is safe enough, but you could stick it in a metal pipe, that would be for sure. Where you need to lead outside the facade, cut holes in advance.

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