Phaeton Posted March 4, 2009 Posted March 4, 2009 Do you have access to a Fluke 4000 series tester & check the Cat5e out properly? That will tell you where the noise is coming from & where along the length of the cable it is coming from. Alan...
INVIEWSYSTEMS Posted March 5, 2009 Posted March 5, 2009 Right no joking!!! Order yourself a cleirview. Put in at the Adpro end JOB DONE!!!! Jesus how long winded!! Visit My Website Peter Winterbottom 07825742160 peter@inviewsystems.co.uk
Guest old-hand Posted March 5, 2009 Posted March 5, 2009 http://www.clearviewstoves.com/clearview650.htm Thats helps in what way?
kensplace Posted March 5, 2009 Posted March 5, 2009 It raises the overall temperature, reducing humidity, this in turn over time will reduce water ingress into the cable, keeping the signal at optimum levels. It also helps to stop criminals climbing down the chimney.
Guest old-hand Posted March 5, 2009 Posted March 5, 2009 It raises the overall temperature, reducing humidity, this in turn over time will reduce water ingress into the cable, keeping the signal at optimum levels.It also helps to stop criminals climbing down the chimney. PMSL
hpotter Posted March 5, 2009 Posted March 5, 2009 It raises the overall temperature, reducing humidity, this in turn over time will reduce water ingress into the cable, keeping the signal at optimum levels.It also helps to stop criminals climbing down the chimney. Save on wood, use fluke as fuel.
daubs8 Posted March 5, 2009 Author Posted March 5, 2009 Right no joking!!!Order yourself a cleirview. Put in at the Adpro end JOB DONE!!!! Jesus how long winded!! Can you clarify Peter? Can't see anything on google for Clearview?? (apart from the stoves)!!
INVIEWSYSTEMS Posted March 5, 2009 Posted March 5, 2009 Sometimes called Humbugs. Ground loop isolator. Bet that will sort it out straight away and save you looking like a //.B.W.F.// on site trying to fault find the reason why. Do you really need to find out exactly what is causing it when Visit My Website Peter Winterbottom 07825742160 peter@inviewsystems.co.uk
james.wilson Posted March 5, 2009 Posted March 5, 2009 In my opinion i would be best to find the cause rather than just hide it. Might be worth using one to prove if it is a ground loop. But a decent balun has ground loop isolation built in.. so if it is (say nvt) then an isolation tx wont really help much securitywarehouse Security Supplies from Security Warehouse Trade Members please contact us for your TSI vetted trade discount.
Guest old-hand Posted March 5, 2009 Posted March 5, 2009 In my opinion i would be best to find the cause rather than just hide it. Might be worth using one to prove if it is a ground loop. But a decent balun has ground loop isolation built in.. so if it is (say nvt) then an isolation tx wont really help much Have to agree, hiding a fault isnt good practise.
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