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In Reply to: But what does it do? posted by rickmcinnis@dogwoodfabrics.com on August 9, 2016 at 05:52:49:
Putting mfd range caps across the AC line will shift power factor. Unless you have a power factor problem and need to do that it serves no purpose. And determining if you have a power factor problem is way beyond the general knowledge on this forum. In a residence you don't worry about power factor.Power factor is the lead/lag of the current vs voltage. That's right, current out of phase with the voltage! Wrap your mind around that idea.
Thinking that a mfd range cap does a better job filtering out RFI than a mmfd cap is just novice logic. If you have a bad RFI problem then you need a Pi filter.
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