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How to handle cables mess behind TV stand?
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this post was submitted on 03 Aug 2023
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I got some extra advice OP. Power cables create electromagnetic resistance called flux. This interferes with poorly insulated data cables.
Also, don't coil power cables. When a power cable is coiled the strength and range of flux multiplies. If you run a data cable through the center of a coil any previously effective insulation will be rendered moot.
TL;DR Power cables and data cables aren't friends, keep them away from each other.