I don't recall where I got it, but I have a device that plugs into a standard 3-prong outlet.
It uses both outlets and has 6 outlets in the front. It also has a sticker on it that says
EMI/RFI Filter.
It has a red and green led light. The red light is on when it is plugged in but the green light is not.
I am concerned because red usually means there is a problem somewhere.
Any ideas would be appreciated.
Andy
Without knowing brand/model, you're going to have one helluva time finding anything out about this beast.
The red light could be anything from "The outlet is hot, so the rest of the sockets are too" to "The EMI/RFI function has died", or anything at all in between.
The green light being on/off may or may not mean anything. Could be that at one time, it indicated the EMI/RFI filtering was good to go. Could mean that something is plugged into it. Could mean darn near anything at all.
Sorry, guy, but I really don't think even a guru can help you without having more information about the thing.
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You are probably right.
I posted a message as well to a physicist on a site that makes EMI/RFI filtering products.
I may get lucky.
Andy
Golden rule for security devices: when in doubt, replace :-)
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