Does this unit gererate Radio Frequency Interference (RFI)?
1615776
It is sitting right next to my scanner; I get on RFI from it. I use it as battery backup for my alarm system.
1615777
NO! It keeps my internet modem and router going for hours when my power goes out keeping me online and my Laptop and telephone service working.
2078275
As I remember, no. I didn't like my induction unit and ended up going to infa-red. IR allows the use of all vessels and doesn't emit anywhere near the RF signal the induction unit does.
463159
I also have this question. I'd like to know if this unit can receive FM radio if my Internet connection goes down.
2145466
Unfortunately I haven't used them near a radio. There are three of them in the ceiling of our kitchen which is simply part of the "L" shape of our great room which occupies most of our ground floor. We have a hi-fi system, including projection TV (using direcTV), in another part of this room. We have not noticed any interference from the bulbs -- nor on the rare occasions when I have a tablet or kindle ereader connected to wi-fi in the kitchen area. But I can't answer the specific radio question.
45880
I can't answer your question. I returned the unit I purchased because it did not have sufficient range. I purchased another radiofrequency unit. Sorry.
2029306
The reception seems to be pretty sensitive. When I was setting it up for my Raspberry Pi it was in a closed cabinet with other home theater components connected to an IR repeater system. Even without an IR repeater connected to the FLIRC (and the cabinet door closed) it would pickup signals being repeated to the other components. There's an unused repeater hanging loose in that cabinet which is probably the one that is bouncing signals around inside the cabinet and making it work. I know it doesn't directly answer your question, so I'll run a quick test with the FLIRC facing the back of the cabinet and the door open to simulate your scenario and report back.
680527
you definitley could experience interference from other RF signals. I did research online and read that people had problems from other component remotes or neighbor's garage door openers. I did not have luck with an RF remote. We bought a logitech remote and had to run a wire to extend the base unit to the eye ball that sits on top of your tv. The wire was extremely cheap from amazon ($2 for 25 feet). I had my contractor who worked on my kitchen run the wire through the wall for me. My setup was a little more complicated. TV was hung on a wall in the family room and all components were in a laundry room close by but the two rooms did not share a wall. Good luck. I hope that helped you definitley could experience interference from other RF signals. I did research online and read that people had problems from other component remotes or neighbor's garage door openers. I did not have luck with an RF remote. We bought a logitech remote and had to run a wire to extend the base unit to the eye ball that sits on top of your tv. The wire was extremely cheap from amazon ($2 for 25 feet). I had my contractor who worked on my kitchen run the wire through the wall for me. My setup was a little more complicated. TV was hung on a wall in the family room and all components were in a... » Read More you definitley could experience interference from other RF signals. I did research online and read that people had problems from other component remotes or neighbor's garage door openers. I did not have luck with an RF remote. We bought a logitech remote and had to run a wire to extend the base unit to the eye ball that sits on top of your tv. The wire was extremely cheap from amazon ($2 for 25 feet). I had my contractor who worked on my kitchen run the wire through the wall for me. My setup was a little more complicated. TV was hung on a wall in the family room and all components were in a laundry room close by but the two rooms did not share a wall. Good luck. I hope that helped « Show Less
755449
Yes, and it is surprisingly sensitive. I get numerous stations in a fringe area. And it has station presets. Handy gadget.
1182579
I am a Ham Radio Operator and I have not had any problems with it using RF from 1.8 Mhz to 450 Mhz. Our microwave is about 10 feet from the device and no ill effects have been noted. There are three TV Station transmitters and two FM transmitters located within 5 miles of me. No problems noticed here yet. I have had the device for about three weeks.
851565
There should be no problem. I ordered two of them and never had any interference. You can also change the code by opening both the transmitter and the receiver and change the location of the jumpers as long as botth jumpers are in the same location. It is explained on the instructions page. Enjoy your units.
100710
Not sure what your question of rf capability refers to as this unit works on rf frequencies and there is a extender available to operate at a greater distances.
689857
I believe the old style was 540 MHz or there abouts .. I think they have a new model out now with upgrades ... the white balance and IR went out on mine after about 7 months other than that it still works ... I have never experienced any interference from the unit . My model is 2 or 3 years old .
876500
I have not had any interference with my Wifi, Base unit for PiSector and wifi modem are in the same room, 15 feet from each other, I use my laptop and cell on wifi in the same room all the time
41104
Yes it does. You will have to watch for interference, I've found I often have to find a different channel than the default channel because it is VERY prone to being triggered by random transmissions at certain sites.
2154962
No, if the two transmitters are connected to two different sources they will interfere with each other.
2177906
It depends on the distance between the radio and antenna. Less than 25 feet and you should not notice a difference, as the distance increases so does interference.
1315222
You need to ask the question to the mfg. If they are the same frequency, they might interfere with one another depending on the distance and range of each.. If they are DIFFERENT frequencies they will NOT.