I understand that some 120V fans can cause sensitive AV amps and component signals to pick up and process NOISE. Are your fans noisy to a home theater's digital signals? Any specs? Thanks.
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I have been using this fan for over a year and I have had no problem with my AV receiver which is a Demon AVR-3806. I honestly do not know if this could be a problem with the units.
2023989
i have not had an issue - they work great for me and have cooled my cabinet down a great deal. i also added a cooling tray under my primary equipment. good luck
2023990
when all items are off you can hear a very slight sound but you have to work at it. I have not had interference and the cooling tray has been a big help. no specifications came with fans.
2023991
I have not encountered any noise problems from my fans on my home theater speaker system.
2121484
HI I am not sure what are you asking me, beacuse I am not know too much technical stuff, if you explain to me I will be glad to help you, but, as far as this item, works excellent, sound pretty good, and I am not see any voltage fluctuations.
1374480
The NORCO brand I bought was junk. Less than a year and loud squealing noises are coming from the fans...I've decided to order high-quality Japanese-made fans to solve my problem long-term. We were also AMAZED what LITTLE air flow it had....it seemed to barely move the air! I'm hoping that by changing all the fans to better quality fans will solve the problem. I have since bought a 220v Compaq unit which I plan to get a step-up transformer for and add to my other server rack/cabinet. I could NOT find a switch or anything to indicate that the Norco would run on 220v.
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I too get a low level interference noise from my PC. Ive tried different cables and mixers, some are better than others, but I cannot make it disappear completely because all of my cables ten to "run together" around my desk. That said shielding the signal wires from stray RF is your only option, OR turn them up really LOUD. Just kidding.
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Many computer fans have three wires - +12V, ground, and tachometer. Here is more detailed information:www dot pcbheaven dot com/wikipages/How_PC_Fans_Work/You should have no problems.
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The power supply itself dose not make any noise, but I'm don't know if it would induce a harmonic noise into your stereo equipment. Especially if you are using amplifiers.
1571789
I don't think so. The installation instructions that came with mine say: "All TD-MIXVENT series fans operate from a standard 120V 60Hz A.C electrical supply." And the wiring diagrams all have "120VAC 60Hz" labels on the inputs.
627143
I don't know what you asking. Its more like an unfinished statement. Even at low speed it can still be heard and I only use one of the two fans. Two of them running together set up an un harmonious noise. I would not want them in the TV or theater room.
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As long as it's a resister based 120v system I don't see why not. But this fan is CRAZY laud. Not a little bit I mean unusable unless your in headphones. I will drive anyone nuts. I don't use it anymore. Needs to be quieter then the TV on level 20 period.
2085740
I've had mine for a year in a kitchen fan/light. No noise. But, LED's seem to be sensitive. They flicker with a power drop/surge. This is with all my LED's.
1677058
Let me add my vote to buyers disenchanted with the fan noise on these TVs. I bought one, returned it for another and returned that one. The noise on both TVs was just too clear and annoying. It was ever-present, not an occasional distraction. There is just no excuse for it. But kudos to Amazon for taking them back.
999167
Hi. All I know is that it cant run more than 4 amps reliably and the devices fan is louder than it should be.
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As one of the other answers suggested, I also tried using a 12v power supply. This significantly reduced the ground noise. It's a shame that this product ships with a 15v power supply that seems to be the cause of the ground noise. Actually, the device says "9-15 VDC" so maybe it's possible to use a power supply that's even lower than 12v. I'm not sure. But still there's some ground noise left even though I'm using 12v. Not nearly as bad as with the 15v, but not entirely gone either. Good enough though. Hope this helps in any way.
999873
I have this amp in very controlled and engineered small studio...don't let that fool you. The fan noise is way below the sonic threshold for studio work. For live..who cares? Our studio amp rack is 3 meters from our control console. NP. I never have noticed if the fan is on or off...that quiet. Good luck.
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I hear absolutely zero noise. I dont think it even has a fan? One thing tho: I had an older model and the dsp chip died at some point. Repair was going to be 400 bucks so i had to trash it and buy a new one. Not really cool.
2075119
I've heard of 6 volt, 12 volt, 110-120 volt and 240 volt, but never 15 volt. Sorry. Can't help you. But, why don't you call the Fantastic Fan people and see what they have to say. A terrific company. Good Luck.
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Had to dig the box out. The av cooler is an Antec Veris Media Component Low Profile A/V Cooler. Bought the item on Amazon.com. Saw that some people of this website just bought some 120mm fans or 80mm fans also. You might want to look into all of the ideas. Kinda fun. DanW