Is the professional high frequency unit stronger than the home model ?
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I don't know for certain. The electrodes are 0.5 mm larger than the regular unit, which suggests they were designed for higher current, but I haven't seen any data on the power output.
477469
I am not sure this would be a good unit for that high wattage usage. This unit is aimed more at the electronics industry.
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Rather than answer the question, I should tell you not to buy the unit. There is a rattle on med speed. Low is fantastically quiet, high is loud, but very powerful. Med has a strange noise. I saw it in a review by someone else on the internet. Would not buy again.
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good question, I am not sure since I only have one unit. But I think the frequency might be different so it might not work.
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There's no doubt that you'll get better coverage with the higher wattage. However I wouldn't want to be living/working that close to an indoor antenna, constantly getting bathed in all that RF all the time.
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I purchased one of those systems, but I returned it. I found the UHF signal to be a lot better. I do not sell them either.
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i have one installed at 1000W@1ohm and it is incredibly loud without rattling my interior, and hits everywhere. the pressure is too much behind the ears sometimes. Adjusted the LPF filter to be lower and now I get all the vibration w none of the pressure in my head.
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It depends on the structure, where it is placed, and the type of connections. It's more than sufficient in general for home use. Why not ask the manufacturer for more technical details?
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I am sorry, I do not know the answer to this. As I am not a professional I use it only around my house. I love it, this sounds like a question for a professional.
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yes, you will hear the high frequencies better, but don't turn these up too much, because it will produce too many high notes causing it to be unbalanced.
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Since I have a dedicated shelf/cupboard for mine, this wasn't something I needed to be concerned about. However, I pulled the manual and could not find anything about this particular measurement. If I were to hazard a guess, I would thing there might be a conflict between the Operating Frequency of 2,450 MHz and whatever the other appliances are using. Perhaps an inquiry to Panasonic (1-800-211-7262) or http://www.panasonic.com/contactinfo would answer your question.
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The video lesson's you are referring to on the website, is for the professional models, not the home unit. Customer service and warranty are the same as on the website.
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Sorry Kate, I really don't know... This was a gift for our daughter-teacher and I never looked at the unit in that kind of detail. I was more concerned about it's robustness than in it's utility.
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The Furman M-8X2 is a good surge protector, and EMI-RFI interference filter with some power conditioning capabilities. But, for the types of power issues you mention "rapid low level voltage fluctuations with irrregular hz", this model will not help - you're going to have to spend a lot more money to get the kind of power conditioning that you need. I am interested to find out what type of equipment you are using and where you are using that you have these types of problems. Not knowing that as i write this, I would suggest a Furman P2400 power conditioning unit, or even an APC S-series model which is made more for home entertainment system setups and is not rack-mounted. The Furman M-8X2 is a good surge protector, and EMI-RFI interference filter with some power conditioning capabilities. But, for the types of power issues you mention "rapid low level voltage fluctuations with irrregular hz", this model will not help - you're going to have to spend a lot more money to get the kind of power conditioning that you need. I am interested to find out what type of equipment you are using and where you are using that you have these types of problems. Not knowing that as i write this, I would suggest a Furman P2400 power conditioning unit, or even an APC... » Read More The Furman M-8X2 is a good surge protector, and EMI-RFI interference filter with some power conditioning capabilities. But, for the types of power issues you mention "rapid low level voltage fluctuations with irrregular hz", this model will not help - you're going to have to spend a lot more money to get the kind of power conditioning that you need. I am interested to find out what type of equipment you are using and where you are using that you have these types of problems. Not knowing that as i write this, I would suggest a Furman P2400 power conditioning unit, or even an APC S-series model which is made more for home entertainment system setups and is not rack-mounted. « Show Less
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US version with a reduced range of frequencies compared to the international version
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Hi Magnvs, Your assumption is correct. This is one of my favorite products within my zwave network. The energy monitoring feature is excellent and when you pick up the unit you can tell you have a solid, well built product in your hands. If I can be of further help let me know. Take care.
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No it is not. This old model runs much higher than the new one. Before switching it to the newer one, it popped the house breaker once a week. The newer model doesn't do it. Davin