Internal Power Surges and Dedicated Circuits


My question, do dedicated circuits protect gear from "internal" power surges occurring in other circuits? I realize, that external power surges happen that can affect all circuits, but my question is not about that nor is this intended to be a discussion about sound quality.

Kenny

kennythekey

Again, thank you.

I recently moved into my home and know that most of the major appliances are new or like-new. The j-boxes are all metal in the house. I had a licensed electrician install the 20A dedicated circuits, and it was he who recommended the isolated grounds.

Due to multiple foundation walls in the way, the boxes/IG receptacles were installed in the floor behind my audio rack. UF-B wire was used in the crawl space and continues under the outside deck and then straight to the panel. The wire was run in metal conduit where exposed outside. The one thing that I really like about this install, is that the wiring is nowhere near any other wiring, as it is basically run outside of the home, so isolated in that respect.

I had some thoughts about providing stage 3 protection for the audio gear, but I'm trying to avoid tampering with the AC power. Another consideration is AC conditioning, and one can spend a small fortune on that stuff. Do you think, I can do without that as well?

I consider any type of conditioning as a last resort that depends on the state of the power supply.

If the supply is good you’d be much better off spending that money on good power cables.

If the supply has a lot of problems, then it’s definitely worth considering

Are you into making your own power cables?

If yes see...
http://www.image99.net/blog/files/be8de0c383c5434907610d6b55049e69-75.html

I  found them to be the best I’ve tried to date - they provide a very quiet background

Regards - Steve :-)
Sounds about right to me, Steve.
One of the most eye opening changes to my system, just the other day, was removing my power regenerator and plugging right into the receptacle. But, we're not here to discuss sound quality.
l will check out the link you sent.
Kenny