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RxDNA V2X Residential/Moderate High Performance Parallel Filter

Part Number RxDNA-2X

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The RxDNA V2X Filter is a parallel filter designed to draw and dissipate high frequencies on the AC line. These high frequencies are known as "dirty electricity" or microsurge electrical pollution, EMI, harmonics, high frequency voltage transients, noise, hash, and other names. It is unwanted pollution on the line - by-products of our use of electricity and particularly electronics.

The RxDNA V2X Filter is an extremely high-performance upgraded version of the RxDNA V2 Filter. The standard RxDNA V2 filter features between about 5:1 to 10:1 attenuation (noise reduction). It can dissipate up to 60 watts.

A different approach to capacitive filters, these filters convert dirty electricity into heat and get rid of it forever, rather than converting it to other forms of electrical signals/energy.

Dimensions: 4 in. x 4.1 in. x 6.5 in. overall

Input: 110-240 Volt

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Q: If i want a whole house filter should i have 2 of this guys one in each 110 circuit that comes to my house? Would that be enough if i put them 2 in the master breaker panel? Tks

Asked by: berta - 8/16/2021 (Submit an answer)

A: These are very effective filters. We have not had anyone report side effects with these filters to date, and have sold a large number over the years. We have also not heard anything negative about them through partners/affiliates/colleagues.

Every house is different - the power grid (neighbors, etc) and the devices inside the house. So to know how well a filter performed, measurement is required. To know what frequencies are on the line, an oscilloscope/spectrum analyzer and someone trained is required.

However, we are confident in this product which is why we offer it. It makes a big difference, and the installation you described is exactly what we would recommend. 1 filter on each of the 120 volt legs/lines (sometimes called phases, even though it is actually a split single-phase). That is the way to do it.
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