If I plug one anywhere in the house, will it filter interference all around the house or is it specifically for once specific device that makes noise?
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You have to plug it in-between the suspected noise device and the rest of the house wiring. I had to buy multiple of these to fix my problem because I had several items that caused interference. Common culprets for noise are the newer big screen TVs, newer refrigerators, space heaters, UPSs, and similar devices. Don't use the pass through plug on the interface. Use the filtered one on the bottom.
1002105
This only filters noise from the device that is connected to the Filter port. For example, I use one on each UPS.
1002106
Specific to the device plugged in, which has to be plugged in to the _bottom_ outlet (the front outlet is an unfiltered pass-through). I don't know of a whole=house filter; there are phase couplers which will help transfer the X10 signal from one phase to the other (X10 works work electric stove, electric dryer, electric water heater or central air is on but not when off). -- Barry
1002107
Just for that device you plug in. For example, I have several recent model APC UPSs for my PCs and TV. So I have one of these filters for each UPS - there's a filtered outlet on the FilterLinc you plug your noisy device in to. Good luck!
1002108
It filters out the appliance that is plugged into it only on the one outlet but the other does get cleaned up a bit. The idea is to isolate the "offending" device.
860556
Yes Thomas, you should definitely use filters to filter out other sources (some known and unknown) of interference.
944862
Yes......I use it to play my MP3 player thru a stereo receiver in another room. Except for occassional interference, it works perfectly.
158659
I think it will work. It plays whatever you record every time the motion sensor is triggered and it's fairly loud. I don't think interference is a problem bc it works on motion, so if you're not walking past both at the same time only 1 will trigger. You do have to buy a card thingie to load the sound. Another $15.
1276222
Hello Mr. Sampson, although I don't have knowledge about interference, however as for user friendly and as a quality device, I strongly recommend you purchasing it, well worth the money and my students love it as well.
506321
Yes. Just make sure the one you don't use is switched off. Otherwise there maybe static sound.
1752436
Hi Rex,I have been using this device for at least 7 months. This equipment is used alongside other UHF microphones and there is no interference.
1790043
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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Probably not. The SmartHome filter is tuned to block intereference at 120 KHz (and IIRC the Lutron filters at 130 KHz). If the treadmill is intereferring with X10 devices then probably yes. If the problem is the motor on the treadmill is causing noise/interference to a radio or TV then you need a more general RFI (Radio Frequency Interference) filter, plugged in to the line cord of the treadmill. Ideally have the motor (or whatever part is causing the problem) replaced, but we know how tight money is!
258142
No. This device amplifies all of the local sounds. It does not pick out certain sounds.
1246741
No. No electronic filter can address ground loop noise. You need to eliminate all grounds but one to do that.
313875
I can't say for sure, but I know on my setup at least, there is no interference between devices. And I use 2 guitar amps and a gaming PC on mine.
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Hi Walter, Yes, since it has a noise reduction feature and the noise reduction feature has total noise suppression of approximately 9 dB when power is on. - Jerome
799071
I don't see why you can't use this for any device that has RCA outputs. It's just a ground loop eliminator. I used it to get rid of the hum on a home audio system and it is still working great.
2039369
Definitely. It's just a pass through for an outlet. I'm not sure it is the best way to turn off those devices, but that is for you to decide!
822339
This type of device should not cause any noise in a sound system. Most of these devices provide some filtering so if anything the noise should be lower but these types of devices will not fix many issues with grounds on other pieces of equipment that are plugged into the rack power strip. I would look for a ground problem in your rack or sound system. Most of the time you have a cable that has gone bad. I will be putting two of these into a rack for a large PA and will write a review when I get them installed. Good luck.
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No only TV and It is not have noise reduction ..... so lot of interferences