Lead in HDMI cable Is there lead in the PVC jacket of the hdmi cable or anywhere else on the outside of the hdmi cable?
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I think it best to contact the manufacturer and ask the question about lead. I am assuming that because the hose itself has no lead and the claim is that it is lead free, that the brass has no lead.
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There are two holes on the pole one on top and a second at the bottom. Cable goes thru the center pole...
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There should be a control box for the system. Mine is hidden my master closet. The leads are inside the box along with the old battery.If you can't find it call your security monitoring company; e.g. ADT
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It looks like they used some corrosive flux when soldering the ends. There was only white powder where the solder should be. I supposes the cable could be cut back and new ends put on. It appeared to be good quality cable.
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Only on the coating on the cord, according to the company. Nothing different than most other cords. California's regulatory state requires the stupidest things to be labeled. There is no way this would be on the market if the product contained dangerous amounts of lead.
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I was not aware the product contained lead! Will have to check into it further...
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It is on the side of the unit. Located on the piece the black cable wraps around on.
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the dc010 "attaches" to the fence magnetically. be sure to slide the dc010 to the full left position when not in use so the cable lead does not get damaged
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I'm betting that warning is given to cover the wacko laws of the State of California. I've taken my unit apart and have seen no lead solder or any other source of lead. It could be that some odd part might have a lead ratio of one lead atom to a trillion of some other metal. Masterbuilt is a reputable company. I seriously doubt if they are going to put any product on the market with a measurable lead content. They are big on customer service and satisfaction. Buy the unit and enjoy it!
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I believe it is just the back side. There are 2 exposed metal circles to solder on some wires. And you can see where the traces go from there.
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No, I have used it and it just glass. No lead. I would not buy if it did. A friend of mine bought in a store years ago.....he had no issues with lead. I just happen to find it on Amazon.
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I doubt it has lead since it's hooked up to your water supply but I'm not a plumber. Check with the manufacture.
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It's been 2 months since I installed it for a customer. I think it only had 1 lead with 2 Molex (IDE) connectors, but I honestly can't remember for sure- sorry. Just spend the extra $10 and get a better one, that's my recommendation. I don't think that I would buy this one again- not that it didn't work, it just didn't have enough connectors for more general use, like I would want.
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as I recall, the secondary lead is about that long. It has been over a year since i installed the magneto.
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Hi, I did some research on this hose today and found out that you can go to www.healthystuff.org and they do have a Gilmore Weeper Hose 1/2 inch by 50ft. listed on there and it was dated April 2012 and according to their test they did find 224 PPM (Parts Per Million) of lead in this hose. This is something that I would not have known without you questioning about lead in this hose. I bought mine in July 2012. But it also said that the 25' Flat Soaker Hose by Gilmore tested April 2012 was lead free. Water Weeper Hose (1/2 in. x 50 ft.) Gilmour Product Data Product Name: Water Weeper Hose (1/2 in. x 50 ft.) Manufacturer: Gilmour Distributor: Robert Bosch Tool Corporation Manufacture Year: 2012 Place of Manufacture: China Manufacturer Code: 034411604588 Test Date/Location: 2012-04-16/MI Product Group: Home Improvement Product Type: Garden Hose Test Method: XRF View Full Report: New Study Finds Lead, Cadmium, BPA, Phthalates & Hazardous Flame Retardants in Gardening Products Product RatingKey: HIGHMEDLOWHIGHOverall LevelHIGHLeadNONEChlorineNONECadmiumNONEArsenicNONEMercuryLOWBromineNONETin Other chemicals detected: Chromium IMPORTANT NOTE: HealthyStuff.org ratings do not provide a measure of health risk or chemical exposure associated with any individual product, or any individual element or related chemical. Follow this link to read more. Components Tested Component Lead Chlorine Cadmium Arsenic Mercury Bromine Tin Hose 224 0 0 0 0 162 0 Metal 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Plastic 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 Note: The above results are in parts per million (PPM) of a given chemical. View Complete Chemical Results
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Problem: I have a similar problem on my Samsung LNT4069fx. It only happens when I use my HD signal from my cablebox (with both HDMI and component cables). When I watch blu-ray on my PS3 via HDMI, it's perfect. It's also perfect while I play games on the Wii. I think it has to do with the cable signal. **Updated!! SOLUTION!** Short story: The cable signal coming from outside isn't properly grounded, forming a ground loop. Solution: I just plugged in my MONSTER Power Strip that has a coaxial cable surge protection. Now it shares a common ground. Note: Some surge protectors may not actually function the same way. If this method fails, I read (from a post by Alan F.) that you would need a Jensen VRD-1FF ($50). http://groups.google.com/group/alt.tv.tech.hdtv/browse_thread/thread/042cdec0bb60a6ff **EXTRA INFO** I personally think that MONSTER Product retailers are ripping us off when it comes to HDMI cables ranging $80+. I bought my HDMI 1.3a cables from http://monoprice.com for $8. Yes only EIGHT dollars. They work EXCELLENT.