OK, I give up. I've got an uncooperative neighbor who is 'inside' my nearest power line transformer who is throwing off so much interference that my UPB is highly unreliable.
My measured noise level is 15-25, and this is enough that many UPB devices can't communicate with the controller.
It's not an option to get them to stop. I have no idea what they are doing - perhaps an indoor pot farm.
So what can I do?
Is there any sort of filter I can install at my main breaker?
Is there something that will 'smooth' or average out the wave form slightly?
Is it practical to install some sort of transformer there? What would this be likely to cost?
FYI it's a 600 amp panel (ask the building inspectors why; we only seem to use about 200 amps as far as I can tell).
Any advice appreciated,
Jerry
My measured noise level is 15-25, and this is enough that many UPB devices can't communicate with the controller.
It's not an option to get them to stop. I have no idea what they are doing - perhaps an indoor pot farm.
So what can I do?
Is there any sort of filter I can install at my main breaker?
Is there something that will 'smooth' or average out the wave form slightly?
Is it practical to install some sort of transformer there? What would this be likely to cost?
FYI it's a 600 amp panel (ask the building inspectors why; we only seem to use about 200 amps as far as I can tell).
Any advice appreciated,
Jerry
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