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Nitro Pro 10 is just what we have at work so I use it. Seems good.
 
Cables in external cavity walls are not allowed. Another reason why not, is that a 3rd party might hit them when drilling through wall to install TV cables etc
 
Cables in external cavity walls are not allowed. Another reason why not, is that a 3rd party might hit them when drilling through wall to install TV cables etc

Can you give a reg number for that mate?
Would someone drill through the full width of a brick (102mm) to fix a TV cable?
 
I doubt if you could find a BS7671 reg or Building Reg against it. But if its at all possible, a cavity is not the place for any cable, unless its straight through or less than a couple of meters, aka meter tails etc.
 
That's what zones of protection are for
Prescribed routes.
You don’t think there would be a prescribed route if the cable were in the cavity?
You should also consider what happens to loose cables when drilled as opposed to captive cables.
 
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