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Hi. I have a dehumidifier plugged into the same electrical outlet as my
DSL router and wireless router. I want to electrically isolate the DSL and wireless units from the on/off switching of the dehumidifier. The dehumidifier has a big electric motor inside of it, and I've read that the on/off action of that motor kicks electrical garbage backwards into the line and can affect my electronics. I've narrowed my choices down to either an isolation transformer: http://www.tripplite.com/products/pr...?productID=227 or a line conditioner: http://www.tripplite.com/products/pr...?productID=208 The models I picked out cost about the same. It looks like they cover most of the same ground, but not being an electrician, I'm not completely sure. Which do you recommend? Thanks. Roger Carlson |
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