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๐ก๏ธ Silence the static, amplify your focus.
The Ceedmon 20 Pieces Clip-on Ferrite Ring Core set offers a comprehensive noise suppression solution with five clip sizes (3mm to 13mm) designed to reduce RFI and EMI interference across a wide range of cables. Made with durable plastic and ferrite materials, these easy-to-install clips provide reliable, long-lasting protection for your electronics, making them an essential accessory for professionals seeking a clean, interference-free workspace.
| Asin | B07CWCSNW9 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #177,921 in Car & Motorbike (See Top 100 in Car & Motorbike) #266 in Cables & Adaptors |
| Brand Name | Mateda |
| Colour | Black |
| Country Of Origin | USA |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (2,563) 4.2 out of 5 stars |
| Enclosure Material | Plastic |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Installation Type | Clip On |
| Manufacturer | Ceedmon |
| Manufacturer Part Number | FR1 |
| Model Number | FR1 |
| Number Of Packs | 1 |
| Number Of Pieces | 20 |
| Style Name | Industrial |
| Unit Count | 20 Count |
| Upc | 797646534142 |
User
Good product
Surprisingly useful, and delivered in a timely manner
User
Quality product and package arrived with all the pieces as expected
These are great! Snap them on and done. See my picture for exactly what was in the box, as I'm not sure if it matches the description but seemed pretty close. I've written the sizes on them in the pic if you look close. The 3mm are good for regular car wires, which I used on my headlight wires at the bulb, the larger ones are good for covered cables, as well as smaller wires if you want to try looping them thru a couple times or more. They snap on easily and with a small screwdriver they are easily removed, yet seem to be quite secure when attached. Would buy these again.
User
Using these for RF suppression on USB cables. Worked well!
I am using these for ham radio transmitter applications. I use digital modes a lot, i.e. FT8. Occasionally I will have an issue where I key up the transmitter and the program goes nuts. Loses its connection to the radio and D to A / A to D converter (Signalink). I suspected the USB connection to the computer was being scrambled.I had bought the Signalink cables for between their TNC and the radio, which contain built-in toroids for RF suppression. But used a plain old USB2 cable I had lying around to save a few bucks. Well, apparently cheaping out burned me. I installed the RF chokes listed here, one on each end of the USB cable (choose an appropriate diameter), and the problems have stopped.I am impressed with the quantity and number of diameters that are include, and that the snaps to close the toroid are openable - so you can reuse these on other devices. Decent quality.
User
Always something needing noise suppression.
One can never have too many ferrite ring cores. There's always some device that is suffering from RFI and these work well to limit it.
User
Did the job.
They worked as stated but they break if you squeeze them to get them to close and snap together.I had a couple break because it was hard to get them to latch properly.
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