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Frequently Asked Questions My receiver’s are not
working, can surge protectors or power strips be used with Sonic Alert
products? If you have a receiver or receivers that are not working, and your using a surge protector or power strip the signal is
probably being blocked by the filters in these type of products. Try removing
these devices and test your system. My receivers are False
flashing they just flash at random times, what is the problem? The problem you’re experiencing is called false flashing; the problem is in the 110-volt power lines that are wired throughout your home for your electricity usage. There is a frequency signal coming from something either in your home or the home /apt that shares the same power transformer. It’s possible that the problem is coming from a TV, florescent lighting, halogen lighting, vacuum cleaner, microwave oven or something with an on/off button. Power supplies in these items when turned on or off can cause a signal to go back into the 110 lines, this signal is operating at the same frequency that our receivers are programmed- causing them to flash or set off the vibrator on SB1000 clocks. Possible
Solutions: 1) Identify the source of the false signal and understand when it is turned on or off this is causing the problem, usually just understanding the problem is enough, not requiring any action. This could be an everyday appliance in your home such as a fridge or microwave, even your television. If you can find that problem appliance that is setting off your receivers, try plugging that problem appliance into a noise filter made by Filter Linc, you can find one at this website: www.homesafe.com/1626.html or www.homesafe.com. 2)
It is also possible to add a surge protector to the appliance that you
identified to be the problem. Surge protectors have noise filters in them that
can filter out the false signal not allowing them into the 110 power lines. 3) To correct this we need to change the frequency (CHANNEL CHANGE) that your signalers and receivers operate at. Channel
Change: Problem:
Receivers flash at random times is called false flashing. The problem is static interference in your lines caused by another electrical item. This can usually be corrected by changing the channel within your units. This will change the signals that your units send and receive. In most cases this change is very effective. Once this channel change has been done to ALL of your Sonic Alert units, that problem appliance will no longer interfere or cause false flashing.
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