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  • apetay
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    • Dec 2013
    • 24
    • USA
    #1

    Noise filter question...

    Can I replace GL-2080FVP-XLW with GL-2080FVP-L ? It appears that the form factor of the harness requires a switch of the L and N female quick slides. -XLW has a metal (grounding?) contact plate soldered to it's body. -L does not.
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    • goontron
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      • Dec 2011
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      Re: Noise filter question...

      if its going into a device with a metal housing yes. and yes that is a ground tab.
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        • apetay
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          • Dec 2013
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          #3
          Re: Noise filter question...

          Thanks for the response goontron, we should hang out some time!
          3 repairs under my belt, 3 repairs in progress

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