Do the ions in anyway affect electronic devices, such as laptops, gaming consoles, or televisions?
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No there will be no affect from the negative ions being emitted from the salt lamp on anything electronic. There are ions in the air at any given moment and never harm anything. Hope I helped! �
1752548
I have two Salt Lamps; one in the kitchen and one in the bedroom, and i find no interference with any of my electronics.
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Generally what people are asking when asking this question is, does the generator have a sufficiently low total harmonic distortion for sensitive electronics. It does NOT have any mitigation technology for that. If you want to be as safe as possible you need to use some kind of conditioner. That said, laptops should be fine as they use conversion to DC anyway, a UPS should be fine for desktop PC's. Set top boxes and TV's should have similar treatment considered as well.
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Shielding no issue for LED/LCD/Plasma. Only for old school CRT so doubt it matters for most people these days. Old issue.
674074
I have only tried using this on appliances and not with any electronics. However, I suspect that it would work with electronics like a TV.
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Electrostatic discharge voltages can be up to 30,000 volts and enough to damage the internal chip in the receiver. This why workers with sensitive electronics wear wrist straps.
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The adapter is just a socket with an on off socket. The power to the socket is constant. It shouldn't have any effect on your outletted items.
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I'm a big fan of this for all external laptop surfaces aside from the LCD. Works very well and 3M consistently makes excellent products. And anti-static. It says it can be applied to "computer screens" but I'm not taking any risks on the new lappy's LCD which is why I'm here. There is ammonia in this and it foams. Ammonia would not harm the plastic laptop surfaces would it? My answer just turned to a question. 3M Antistatic Electronic Equipment Cleaner, Oil/Wax-Free, 10 oz. Aerosol
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Yes , these will stick to anything. You should stick them to any device emitting emf, tv, I pad, computer, etc
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Yes,Nothing happen if go to electricity. That's good product I recommended. I'm Electronic Engineer and I use a lot for computer.Good product and good price. (Rafael Electronic Tech )
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You are talking about CRT monitors which could be affected by magnets. New screens aren't affected. Also mechanical hard drives can be affected by strong magnetic fields but SSD and micro SD cards are not affected. I have been using 2 of these for my phone and my wife's in 2 different vehicles and have not had any problems with our electronic devices.
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You don't use any type of acid base products with soldering. It's going to eat your Electronics!
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No. Like all USB charged devices, it operates on 5volts and low current. Besides, it's made by Sony. Its up to spec and won't damage your equipment.
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I used about half of the can on the inside of my computer in one sitting. I had the same worry you do but when I went back and checked the next day I could see or feel any residue.
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no. its not nearly strong enough to cause electronics damage. Successfully used this set to work on large HDDs. no issues.
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There is usually a mechanical difference to prevent that. Higher voltage will usually damage anything designed to operate at a lower voltage, and vice versa.
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Yes. Mileage may vary due to obstructions and interference between the devices and the laptop.
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Equipment uses standard 110 house current. Using 220 volts would fry the delicate electronics.