RE: Dirty dedicated line?

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In Reply to: Dirty dedicated line? posted by FrankC on May 4, 2012 at 13:03:45:

The dedicated branch circuits should all be on the same leg or phase of the distribution panel, preferably the leg that has the least noise issues.

Unfortunately, some of the very equipment that we love, produces noise that back-feeds ( on the load side of our conditioners ).

Those nasty wall wart power supplies are notorious for creating noise.
I make it a point to plug them into an opposite power leg.

Unless you are fortunate enough to have a utility transformer all to yourself, everyone connected to the shared secondary will have an effect on the quality of your power, dedicated line or not.

How do things sound? Thats what really matters.

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Topic - Dirty dedicated line? - FrankC 13:03:45 05/04/12 (7)

Thanks & Update - FrankC 12:45:12 05/21/12 (0)

Everyone has some 240V items: Stove, air which are on both poles no matter what - Elizabeth 16:10:46 05/04/12 (0)

RE: Dirty dedicated line? - MrDerrick 15:57:27 05/04/12 (0)

RE: Dirty dedicated line? - unclestu 13:35:03 05/04/12 (3)

RE: Dirty dedicated line? - Glen B 13:56:57 05/04/12 (2)

RE: Dirty dedicated line? - nairb 04:26:31 05/22/12 (1)

RE: Dirty dedicated line? - mashley 17:07:03 05/23/12 (0)

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RE: Dirty dedicated line? - MrDerrick 15:57:27 05/04/12 (0)

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