Ground Loop Isolator Dual Channels with XLR&Jack 6.5mm Audio

WisWinDa noise isolator is a portable design and easy to install.

To avoid AC acoustic interference caused by grounding problems and prevent damage to the input parts of the equipment due to excessive potential difference.

Make it the secure transmission of audio signals.

• Eliminate noise from the connection of cameras and audio equipment;
• Eliminate noise generated by the connection of simultaneous interpretation equipment to the mixer;
• Eliminate noise generated by laptops connected to mixers;
• Eliminate noise generated by the bass instrument connected to the mixer;
• Eliminates noise generated by devices and devices that are transmitted over long distances;
• Eliminates noise caused by a mismatch between the device and the device's impedance;

Suitable for almost all large-scale outdoor performances, lightning protection, sound engineering, conferences and series of audio equipment systems such as entertainment venues and exhibition halls are protection and noise reduction equipment connected by audio and video systems.

1. Purify the audio signal transmission, utilising the unbalanced signal transmission mode, which could be sure that the signal will not have interference noise caused by the length of the cable;

2. Eliminate the interference noise caused by out-of-phase power supply;

3. Eliminate the interference noise generated by the ground potential difference;

4. Unplugging and plugging signal cables in accidents or emergencies will not cause sparks due to voltage differences, which protects the safety of the front and rear equipment; the power line is divided into A, B, C three-phase and the neutral line L. The general equipment is a single-phase power supply with a working voltage of 220V, using L, N, G (safety ground) three-wire safety sockets. In actual working situation, the distance between the sound source and the power amplifier and the simultaneous interpretation host is very far in many cases, and there will be different power supply situations: cross-phase lines, and different safety grounds (G).