CAN IT FILTER out back-up GENERATOR A/C Line NOISE-commonly known as dirty power.
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Honestly I don't know the answer to that...I am only using it for a home recording studio...I can tell you it did a number on my Lenovo computer...I can't hear it at all anymore...
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For this question call tech support at HotMax.I had an interesting conversation with them about using power from a regular generator and the answer was don't use that power because of frequency fluctuations that will mess up the electronics inside the unit.
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No...mine is quiet. I have been running mine 24/7 for 6 months...mostly powering two fridges and the stereo/tv when I need it. The fan will spool up and make some noise if it gets too warm. The only sounds mine makes is when my solar charge controller is in "Absorb" mode and the voltage is 14-14.4vDC. The noise is just the internal rectifiers...nothing to worry about.
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Sometimes electrical lines will pick up noise from other electrical devices, EMI electromagnetic interference, or radio frequencies, RFI, that can affect devices plugged into the electrical outlets the EMI/RFI filter is to help keep this from happening.
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I wish I could answer your question accurately. I am using this unit out in process line to help dry some product that I am running and because of the back ground noise cannot really tell if it is loud or not. I can tell you that the quality seems to be of high standards.
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Generally, you don't want to run your audio next to power, as the EMF from the power causes noise. The static noise could also be because of improper grounding of the unit itself. It could also be the source audio being up too high. I've had many issues with balancing source volume, and speaker volume. The quickest check would be to lower source audio and increase speaker volume. Does the static persist when nothing is plugged into source? -Source: I am an Electrical Engineer
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Well, let me qualify my response, not unless the 'appliance' you have plugged in to happens to produce a humming sound. For whatever reason that is. LMAO!
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I do not know for sure; however I reasoned that the filtering would be better on the PowerMax since it is used on RV and Coach applications. I was comparing it to another type that was a brute force charger. I am going to use my PowerMax in powering HF/VHF/UHF radios and I don't need a noisy power supply.Good luck, friend.
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You could get a line conditioner to protect against brown outs, UPS's generally have that feature as well. I have a LC2400 from Tripp lite that works wonders to keep my computer going even when the voltage changes
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Mitch: It's not an inverter-quality "clean." Plug all your sensitive electronics into anAPC/UPC battery-backup-surge-protector and you'll be good to go. Or go througha transfer switch to your building's main circuit panel.H--da has "clean" ones... ahem.... half-the-power and THREE-TIMESthe price... Your choice, but these are good units. Good Luck!
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This filter is to eliminate communication noise on the line that affects X10 devices. I assume your speakers don't send the sound through your electric lines using X10 signals, so I doubt this would help. If they unplug (i.e. meaning turn off/on), then it sounds like a power issue and this filter wouldn't help. I'd try putting the speakers on a separate power circuit and see if that helps. Could be an issue with the speakers themselves.
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Yes. cannot introduce ac, hiss, hum etc because it is a non- powered passive unit.
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I run an APC line conditioner into it. It seems to smooth out the last glitches in the pretty terrible power in my area. It preforms admirably when called upon.
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yes, but your control power has to be dc. May be better off with a definate purpose contactor.
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That is what I had awhile back. You will hear a different. There is no more hissing or noise in the background. The copper wall in the card that divide the circuits is a plus to prevent the noise and hissing.
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Yes, but remember the protection is limited to preventing electrical damage. It will not help with a power outage. If you want to protect your data, consider an uninterruptible power supply (for example APC BE750G Power Saving Battery Back-UPS for approximately the same price). Personally, I plug computers and TVs into UPS units, and I plug a printer/fax/scanner into a line conditioner to keep the printer from causing sags that result in the AFCI (a kind of circuit breaker) from tripping. To summarize, a line conditioner is NOT a UPS.
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You may be able to get a noise filter. I have seen them online and at radio shack