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- Jan 1, 1970
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Anyone have some suggestions about reducing TV interference from fluorescent
lighting in a residential situation?
The house, which is new, has numerous T8 and CFL lamps -- all electronically
ballasted; but it's only the undercabinet lights in the kitchen and laundry
area that cause the interference. These are F25T8. The fixtures are
properly grounded and the ballasts have the proper FCC marking; but the
pictures on the TVs in the house go nuts when the lamps are on. The house
doesn't have a cable TV system, just antennas on the sets.
Terry McGowan
lighting in a residential situation?
The house, which is new, has numerous T8 and CFL lamps -- all electronically
ballasted; but it's only the undercabinet lights in the kitchen and laundry
area that cause the interference. These are F25T8. The fixtures are
properly grounded and the ballasts have the proper FCC marking; but the
pictures on the TVs in the house go nuts when the lamps are on. The house
doesn't have a cable TV system, just antennas on the sets.
Terry McGowan