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£2000 mains conditioning unit fails to protect electrical equipment.

Sparkingchip over 4 years ago

It’s a local newspaper website so you may struggle to get the page to open properly.

https://www.cornwalllive.com/news/cornwall-news/disabled-mans-gadgets-worth-thousands-6121840

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0 Zoomup over 4 years ago

AJJewsbury:

£2000 looks to be the lower end of the market …. https://www.futureshop.co.uk/mains-power/mains-conditioners/all-power-conditioners
- Andy.
“….employs a non-reactive ferroelectric substance to absorb high-frequency noise, and features custom-built Hubbell bronze-copper alloy outlets and a combination of 8 and 10 gauge copper wiring to ensure optimal current transfer. ”
Wow. That sounds impressive.
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0 Zoomup over 4 years ago

AJJewsbury:

£2000 looks to be the lower end of the market …. https://www.futureshop.co.uk/mains-power/mains-conditioners/all-power-conditioners
- Andy.
“….employs a non-reactive ferroelectric substance to absorb high-frequency noise, and features custom-built Hubbell bronze-copper alloy outlets and a combination of 8 and 10 gauge copper wiring to ensure optimal current transfer. ”
Wow. That sounds impressive.
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