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Hi Connie - yes!  The isolator will protect and break the ground loop in this case!  This is exactly what you want to do - you are absolutely right.  The isolator can also be plugged-into the modem/router/switch port.  Then the long Ethernet cable can go to the computer.  That is how we usually do it.  Either way will work though - the isolator can go into the back of the grounded computer or it can go into the grounded switch/modem/router.

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It is not possible to convert or adapt a 2-wire cord into a grounded cord.  The cord would need to be removed, and a 3 wire - or better yet shielded power cord - would need to be installed in its place.

For lamps, the metal body of the lamp should be connected to the ground conductor and/or "drain wire" on our shielded powercord.  Lamps usually have a nut that connects the stem of the lamp to the base, and this is usually a good place that can ground the entire lamp.

An electrician, electronics repair, or lighting shop could likely do this for you safely if you supplied them the lamp and one of our cords.  Some customers do it themselves, but this is not recommended unless one has a good amount of experience with wiring and is confident one can safely do it.

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We have 1 tech still on the clock.  You would like to try the phone support option?

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The CM1150V looks to be a modem/router combo, based on the fact it has 4 Ethernet ports on the back.  I also saw an article that shows it has an admin interface: https://www.192-168-1-1-ip.co/router/netgear/cm1150v/19693/#:~:text=Type%20192.168.,The%20default%20password%20is%20password.

There is also information on your modem available here: https://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/CM1150V/CM1150V_QSG_EN.pdf

It should be plug-and-play.  Sometimes we will turn the router on first, and allow the modem to stay off for a whole minute.  Then turn the modem on.  This is a reverse power cycle.

To reset your JRS settings so that it is factory-default as you received it, please hold down the WPS button and turn the power off on the router.  Wait 15 seconds while still holding down the WPS button.  Keep holding the WPS button and then turn the router back on.  Keep it pressed 30 seconds until the power light starts flashing rapidly, then you can release it.

Normally the router is plug-and-play and should work right out of the box with any cable or DSL modem.  We haven't had this issue arise yet.  We could troubleshoot on the phone and of course not charge if it's an issue with the router.  We will replace the router if there is an issue with it at zero cost to you.  In the past with our old router, issues were so often caused by the ISP or the ISP's equipment and the customer's computer equipment.

Have you contacted your Internet provider at all?  Is it their modem or do you own the modem?

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Closing out this ticket since it was resolved via phone support.  Thank you, Mike!

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I would definitely get some good quality shielded cables to begin with.  Ensure each cable is properly ground at ONE end only.  So if a cable is connected to a metal switch/hub/router, then it is recommended to use the Ground Loop Isolator at the switch/hub/router.  Then ensure the cable is grounded to the computer AT the computer.  The easiest and most effective way to do both of these things with a laptop is to use the Ultimate USB/Ethernet adapter.


All laptops need to be grounded once and once only - that is the best method.  Desktops are already grounded.

There are more things you can try.  I have a number of other strategies available if you would like to do one 20-minute consult session, and we could go over those things.  We could actually do it by email as well.

I hope this is helpful and we can solve your problem quickly!  That is definitely not the way to live when you are experiencing symptoms.

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Everything I've heard about Satic products is that they are overpriced and poor performing.  You'd be better off trying a couple Stetzerizer filters by the main breaker, and it will cost you a tiny tiny fraction of what a "Perfect Power" will.  So I would steer clear of Satic.  I've also heard very shady things about the company.

The SineTamer is newer to the EMF health scene.  I have not seen good testing on it yet.  I actually have a couple of them, but haven't had the chance to thoroughly test them out.  When I dealt with the company, they were a little shady in that they got super defensive when I asked what was inside and how they worked.  I don't know what the big secret is...they don't make a difference on the Stetzerizer Meter - I was surprised by this.

We still recommend the Rx series and Stetzerizer filters for these reasons.  We will always be straight forward and honest about products, regardless if we sell them or manufacture them ourselves or not.

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Hi Ren,

Could we please convert this topic into a public topic so that others may benefit from the answers as well?

I am personally not a huge fan of the PxDNA filters, because their effectiveness seems quite limited.  We sell them as some people enjoy them and ask specifically for them, but we do not normally recommend them.

The V2X and V3LF are definitely the two filters to consider.  They will work with your power system.  You will need an IEC320 c13 cable.  You could actually hook the filters up line-to-line (200 volt) OR use 2 separate filters line-to-neutral (100 volt each). 2 filters would be better than one.


You can use the outlet nearest the electric panel.  Or if you can find 2 outlets that are on separate lines/legs (sometimes an easy way to determine this is to use the Stetzerizer meter...different readings often mean different legs vs same or nearly-same readings could indicate same leg).


The numbering of the breakers can tell you with more certainty which line/leg an outlet is on.


Greenwave filters were copycats of Stetzerizer filters, which are the original.  Greenwave has gotten some of its design wrong.  We also aren't thrilled on the copycat aspect of it, but do wish Stetzer would update their filters and feature an outlet.  But we absolutely do not recommend Greenwave at this time due to design flaws.


Some people do report adverse affects with Stetzer/Greenwave type filters.  While we haven't seen that with DNA filters, the sales volume is not at all comparable.  But I do believe based on what I have seen that capacitive type filters can cause some people adverse affects.  The positive effects of the Stetzerizer Filters are so common that we still recommend everyone try them and experiment with them to see if it improves their health.  Power systems and devices on the system and grid are so complex with endless variations, as are humans and their DNA and other makeup and environmental health factors.  Some people thrive off foods that others are deathly allergic to, for example, and everything in between.  So, with Stetzer Filters we recommend experimenting and trying them out.


I can't think of a single instance of negative feedback on the DNA filters yet.  We can certainly get one or two filters off to you.


Thank you!

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Hi Mike,


Have you logged into the router?  By going to https://192.168.143.1 or https://192.168.1.1 (depending on your settings).

The default login is username: admin and password: password


Then go to Basic on the left.  Find the 5 Ghz and check the box to enable it.  Click Apply and Save.


Is this what you are looking to do?

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You could also use Stetzerizer filters - they can often get the readings down very well compared to the RxDNA filters.  They are great for placing at main breaker panels.  It depends on which version of RxDNA filter you have.  We provide those filters as well.  The best version is the V3LF.


Have you shut off the transformer unit to verify that it is the cause of your higher readings?  That transformer might just be an AC transformer and not a switch-mode power supply.  But perhaps the lights on it are electronic and non-linear lights (like LEDs) and it's actually the lights causing the problem.


There are larger filters available too.  a DNA line filter - desktop version - could be placed in there.  But I would first go with Stetzerizer Filters and see how the results are.

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