Rocketfish RF-GUV1124 User Manual
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RF-GUV1124
Connecting tips
Powerline networking sends data along the electrical wiring of your
home, so the data can be corrupted by electrical interference
(sometimes called “noise”) and the length of wiring it must pass
through. Although your powerline devices can overcome most
interference, it’s best to avoid creating interference so ensure the
highest reliability. To reduce electrical interference, follow these tips:
home, so the data can be corrupted by electrical interference
(sometimes called “noise”) and the length of wiring it must pass
through. Although your powerline devices can overcome most
interference, it’s best to avoid creating interference so ensure the
highest reliability. To reduce electrical interference, follow these tips:
• Connect powerline devices directly to the wall power outlet
Notes:
• Do
not connect your powerline device to an uninterruptible power
supply (UPS), backup power supply, or a noise-filtering power strip.
• Do
not connect other high power-consuming devices to the same wall
power outlet that your powerline device uses.
• Do
not connect electrical noise-emitting appliances to the same wall
power outlet that your powerline device uses, such as:
Powerline
device
Outlet
Noise-filtering power strip
Use a noise-filtering power strip to isolate
powerline devices from AC power adapters.
powerline devices from AC power adapters.
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