Electromechanical equipment installation—several common irregularities in wiring engineering
Laying cables is the kind of consolidated wiring that many companies hope to achieve. It looks visually appealing, but in most cases, the cable connections are firm. For example, communication cables generally have thin cores, so when laying multiple cables together, if the cables are too tightly tied, crosstalk is likely to occur, especially the outer surface of the cables is prone to cracking, making loss unavoidable.