Call your local building inspector. You will probably, because of what this building is, have to use Armored Cable, which has a metal jacket, to wire it.
You can get cable Internet in an apartment. Just call your cable company and tell them what you want. They'll fix you up.
The plastic core in a CAT6 cable helps to separate and maintain the twisted pairs of wires in the cable, reducing signal interference and crosstalk. It also provides structural support and protection to the internal wires, ensuring better performance and durability of the cable.
yes
The best cable protectors use a combination of different layers and materials to insulate the underlying cable. If you have ever opened up an economy cable you will see that it only has the plastic coating for protection. A better quality cable will have a metal, and fabric sleeve as well.
You will need to contact your cable company and make arrangements with them to turn on the service.
Fiber-optic cable.
No. it is plastic.
About the same way you can get busted for signal theft.
To hook up cable in an apartment, first locate the cable outlet, which is usually found in the living room or bedroom. Connect one end of the coaxial cable to the outlet and the other end to your cable box or TV. If you have a cable box, plug it into a power source and connect it to your TV using an HDMI or composite cable. Finally, follow the on-screen setup instructions to complete the installation.
lol you take all the old cable out of the wall and replace it with new nm cable. It requires each wall to be tore out. Why would you want to replace all the wiring unless you were remodeling the whole apartment. Some of the old wiring if not too old is better than the new nm cable. Just convert your fuse bus panel to a breaker service and your set.
It all depends on the landlord. The process of installation is basically the same, but it all comes down to whether or not your landlord wants holes drilled into his building. Now most apartments already have a cable terminal that routes the cable directly to each apartment with separate ports allowing the cable companies to bill each apartment accordingly. You simply need to talk it over with your landlord and find out what the cable options are for that building.
Plastic coated. The cable has an external cover of poly plastic.