At this time of year, the West will light up Christmas lights-around-but the light will affect the speed of your wireless Internet?
Ofcom warns on its website: "the halogen lamp, dimmer switch, stereo and computer speakers, Christmas tree lights, televisions, and the AC power cable from the monitor is likely to interfere with a broadband router. Please try to keep the router away from other electronic devices, and baby monitors, wireless signal transmission equipment. ”
Experts said the electronic device capable of producing strong electromagnetic fields do for broadband spectrum interference. But University of Texas chemistry professor Kaite·biboduofu (Kate Biberdorf) Express, Christmas lights have little impact, most home users do not see the difference.
"It's silly. "She said," you simply fails to note this distinction. If you run intensive video games or download music or movies may be able to feel a bit different, but that doesn't matter. ”
She said, if you really pay attention to the slow, easy to solve. "Just need to unplug it, ensure that the Christmas lights and the router is not plugged into the same outlet on the line. You can pull them apart. "She said," the effect of microwaves on WiFi is far greater than the Christmas lights. ”
"Christmas lights can only create a very weak magnetic field, the intensity is very low. "Skyway Tech bulade·ximaguliao (Brad Cimaglio) agreed with this statement," I believe that Christmas lights only affects the WiFi is used packaging around the router. But even so, you can still work. ”
So, even if your Christmas home as beautiful as a fairy tale world, still does not have an impact on your online shopping and streaming video.
Of course, if you would when not in use turn off other electrical appliances, is sure to play a better role of the router, but also achieve the objective of saving.
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