Hi Dave, I also noted this in the applications section of the Emo systems FAQ - note the last two and the reference to noise.
3. Where are network isolators typically used? Network isolators are commonly used in copper-based network connections in private, public, and commercial sectors.
Typical applications include: �Medical electrical devices whose operation is permitted only when existing signal interfaces present a standards-compliant means of separation. Hence the frequently used term �medical network isolator�. �Sensitive measuring and monitoring devices in electrical testing laboratories, which are connected through an Ethernet network to a control center, and need to be protected from transients and potential differences. �Computer systems which are electrically connected over long distances via Ethernet cabling, where potential equalising currents need to be prevented. �Audio applications, where the transmission of low frequency alternating currents (AC hum) over the network connection is to be reduced. �Applications where valuable or especially vulnerable devices need to be protected from overvoltage and line noise from peripheral network equipment.
Ultimately, trying it in my system will tell me whether any of the above is relevant or not.
Shaun
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