What power conditioner will help in my situation?


The only power outlets I have are on the same circuit as the ceiling fan. When I change the fan speed there is a low frequency hum when I turn the fan speed from low to medium etc.
Aside from running a dedicated line, will a power regenerator or conditioner eliminate this?
aperez1958
I'm glad I have user adjustable electronic switch board with more dosens of combos how to customize outlets and power.
Have a qualified electrician run a dedicated line or two. It really doesn't cost that much to do so. They really do know what they are doing and how to do it. worst case, run on wall wiring in on wall conduit from another circuit (preferrably one not used frequently) to your listening room.

enjoy
Clean up the line AT the ceiling fan.
If you can get at the wiring above the fan add some ferrite claps on each of the wires.
Two on each would be good.
Then at the wall switch, in the wall, add more.
This will really cut on the electrical feedback.
So you will have less to worry about at the wall socket for your equipment.
I have done this to my refrigerator.

The sort of ferrite which clip on would be easy. i used 1" barrel ferrites placed on the wires and wrapped the frig cord around another.
Also there are small in wall conditioners which fit in a standard AC duplex spot. Maybe you could add one of those to the FAN. And kill the fan problem in the fan part of the circuit. Either in the cieling or at the fan switch.