If the voltage drop in the network apartment for Macbook Pro?
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A question: if my Macbook Pro the voltage drop in the electrical network of the apartment?
The essence of what apartment, phase one for the whole apartment, when you start and stop the motor of the refrigerator there is a drop/increase in voltage electrician measured, it can jump from 223 to 230 (enabling/disabling). It equipment - monitor, speakers, laptop and a lamp. All connected to the new Pilot Pro. So, when you start/stop still static/clicks on the speakers. And what happens with the MacBook? He's always online with me. To interference sound can be used, they are not very frequent and used. And for the worried technique.
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well, the column is clicked is clearly not from this ridiculous jump in seven volts there at the time of starting the fridge the more exciting things edge happen...
don't worry, nothing will happen to your buck. if you saw the voltage waveform, which gives a cheap UPS which every third work... an untrained person can bring to tantrums - there is little that is not a sine but something lomano-angular, and the pulse under 400 volts (very short) skips... and nothing, lives and works equipment. Switching-mode power supply is one of the greatest inventions of mankind ))
in General, a good filter needs to be rescued. apparently the fact that you have a good filter is not. or change or just drive.
Safe, the power supply, it is stable, for reassurance can make oscillogram output voltage and to protect against interference, use a surge protector.
use not every Chinese GE, and buy a normal surge protector from APC. How much you use - the most appropriate price/quality and the performance of its functions.
The Pilot extension cord is not a surge protector, and just more or less a good switch under heavy load due to the bimetallic switch and the fuse.
For filtration there is a layout on the capacitors.
p.s.: this is of course if the pilot pro, which was in the hands of a twirl, when this pro fuse.
+-5% of 220V is the norm according to the standard. If you have a flat non-industrial or ancient Soviet refrigerator - no need to worry.
Don't know how they have MacBook, but the other notes on the power supply parameters input voltage AC 100-240V, so jump 223-230V him purple
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