Ferrite Cores for Neptune equipment interferance issues

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I am having issues with my FMM regularly becoming disconnected and/or the settings resetting (e.g. flow sensors randomly changing to water on floor sensors). Ferrite Cores are often discussed as a potential solution (Neptune support has recommended them to me). Has this approached helped anyone and what size do I get (5mm? 7mm?). Thanks.
 
I am having issues with my FMM regularly becoming disconnected and/or the settings resetting (e.g. flow sensors randomly changing to water on floor sensors). Ferrite Cores are often discussed as a potential solution (Neptune support has recommended them to me). Has this approached helped anyone and what size do I get (5mm? 7mm?). Thanks.
Have you tried a different USB cable?
 
Have you tried a different USB cable?
I have not as there is no physical damage to the cable I am using.

Willing to try it though. Can I use any USB cable? or are Aquabus cables different?
 
I have not as there is no physical damage to the cable I am using.

Willing to try it though. Can I use any USB cable? or are Aquabus cables different?
Any usb cable.
 
Any usb cable.
I'll give it a shot. Thanks.

going back to my original question, if I do end up trying the ferrite cores do you know what size?
 
I'll give it a shot. Thanks.

going back to my original question, if I do end up trying the ferrite cores do you know what size?
The od of the aquabus cable is a little more than 6mm, so if they are advising around that cable, the 7mm would fit.
 
You can get shielded and double shielded USB cables. That might be a better option
 

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