"DEDICATED *
QUALIFIED * RELIABLE"
Ohio License #
16158 • Kentucky License #
CO213
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POWER QUALITYBeing both electricians and electronics experts, we can tell you first hand that your system is only as good as the power it gets. You need dedicated, isolated ground circuits for your high power gear, and clean current throughout. Do you know where your electricity has been? The dirty truth? Your sophisticated home electronics and especially your home theater is getting dirty electricity. Unless you have your own transformer, your neighbors computers and appliances are all sharing it, causing noise in your electricity that greatly reduces the performance of your equipment. The current that comes from your wall outlets is inherently unbalanced, causing high-frequency oscillations that get picked up by your sensitive home theater system in the form of performance-robbing hum, buzz, and static. TMI attacks the problem by first distributing proper power and then by filtering radio frequency (RF) and electromagnetic (EM) interference that cause much of the hum, buzz, and static in your system. We install filters, stabilizers and surge/spike protectors where they are needed - at the panel and with individual components. You'll see & hear the difference!
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Definitions
Electronic Noise: In electronics noise can refer to the electronic signal corresponding to acoustic noise (in an audio system) or the electronic signal corresponding to the (visual) noise commonly seen as 'snow ' on a degraded television or video image.
Dirty Electrictiy:
Also called stray voltage or power quality, it's a problem with many names -- and consequences.
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Dirty power costs U.S. industry from $4 billion to $26 billion a year, according to industry reports.
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Cutler-Hammer created a new business-support unit with 600 engineers to help industrial plants deal with power-quality challenges, Fortune magazine reported in July 1999.
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Power quality and reliability are threatened by aging transmission lines that were not designed for modern needs, says the Electric Power Research Institute, a utility industry organization.
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Harmonic distortions can cause wiring, motors and transformers to overheat, according to Power Quality Assurance, an industry magazine, and can reduce equipment lifespan more than 30 percent.
Power Cleansing @ The Source of the Problem!
TMI ELECTRIC INDUSTRIAL, COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR IN CINCINNATI OHIO
