So as long as it remains at 115 or above they are safe? My concern is the fluctuations. I read that the PS Audio keeps it steady at 120 without fluctuations. Is this true?
Can I plug a
Hello everyone,
I live in New York City which has very bad electrical problems for audio and video. I just had the electrician put a dedicated 20 amp for my video, and I still get fluctuations anywhere from 112 to 120, never a consistent solid voltage. I bought a Richard gray pole pig thinking that would help and nothing, well not nothing, it keeps it no lower than 115.
I was thinking of buying a PS Audio power regenarator and connecting that to the wall and then connecting the pole pig to that.
Is that possible? Anyone with experience in this? Thanks for the help guys
I live in New York City which has very bad electrical problems for audio and video. I just had the electrician put a dedicated 20 amp for my video, and I still get fluctuations anywhere from 112 to 120, never a consistent solid voltage. I bought a Richard gray pole pig thinking that would help and nothing, well not nothing, it keeps it no lower than 115.
I was thinking of buying a PS Audio power regenarator and connecting that to the wall and then connecting the pole pig to that.
Is that possible? Anyone with experience in this? Thanks for the help guys