Review on In-Line Surge Protector Power Strip for 💡 Network and Phone Lines: Tripp Lite DNET1 RJ45 1-Line by Brandon Woodson

This device is a good extra protection. It requires a ground lug to function, which is rare on most computers. The UPS I use has a ground connection, so I connected the device to it. While it is recommended to ground the device to the computer, I actually wanted to disconnect the ground from the computer due to voltages on the ethernet ground line. bare wire. Small voltage drops in neutral and ground may indicate an increase in resistance in old wiring or other malfunctions. These tensions caused the graphics card to drop frames and pause in the interface for a split second. while a static or small voltage played out the connection from the computer's three-pin ground to the router's two-pin ground. hardware and software. Sharing the ground from the computer to the UPS seems to have fixed the problem as the voltages can find another route outside of the motherboard and graphics card. Hopefully directly to the ground wire and not to other devices. In any case, this is not a solution for old wiring or faulty electrical systems, but it is certainly a good way to reduce the impact on the devices connected via Ethernet. directly to the ground wire and not to other devices. In any case, this isn't a solution to old wiring or faulty electrical systems, but it's certainly a good way to reduce the impact on the devices connected via Ethernet. directly to the ground wire and not to other devices. In any case, this is not a solution for old wiring or faulty electrical systems, but it is certainly a good way to reduce the impact on the devices connected via Ethernet.