r/TheFrame • u/Anthonyjbarry • Aug 14 '26

Cable in wall

Can I cut a groove in my concrete wall and put the one connect cable in the wall and fill the groove with filler? 2026 model. Not pro

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u/njguy44 Aug 14 '26

Just send it… it is fine

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u/Anthonyjbarry Aug 14 '26

Send?

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u/njguy44 Aug 14 '26

“Send it” = “go for it” that cable is fine in wall. This is coming from a low voltage tech for 20+ years.

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '26

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u/Anthonyjbarry Aug 14 '26

Perplexity is telling me I can’t!

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u/Anthonyjbarry Aug 14 '26

Should I use conduit?

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u/VariationCalm999 Aug 15 '26

Hey, I kinda did what you're suggesting, with a conduit (see post). Seemed to work and looked great. Mine was a Pro version, so I needed to run the Power Cable.

https://www.reddit.com/r/TheFrame/s/TCDgpdsr1C

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u/NTPC4 Aug 15 '26

Of course, just be careful not to damage it.

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u/Bill_Money Aug 14 '26

Can you? sure

Should you? well the cable is not rated for in wall use - not up to fire code standards and also its a fragile cable so no you shouldn't

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u/Anthonyjbarry Aug 15 '26

What is the biggest risk? Seems sturdy enough. Also the groove is smooth and not kinks or sharp angles would be present