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tomiiv30 Your profile list country as N/A. By chance do you live in the USA?
I have McIntosh MC8207, the first unit I bought from an authorized dealer came with a loud buzzing coming from the left transformer, and was replaced with a new unit which came with even a louder buzzing. The buzzing can be heard from 8 feet away. Then I was told to have install new 20 amp outlet that has its own isolated grounding. That was done professionally by an electrician who installed two isolated 20 amp outlets, two 20 amp circuit breakers, two copper polls for grounding for each outlet, each outlet has its own neutral and power line. After all this done the buzzing sound was still there.
Then I was told to have install new 20 amp outlet that has its own isolated grounding.
That was done professionally by an electrician who installed two isolated 20 amp outlets, two 20 amp circuit breakers, two copper polls for grounding for each outlet, each outlet has its own neutral and power line. After all this done the buzzing sound was still there.
If you live in the USA the so called electrician is no electrician. Definitely not a qualified licensed electrician. No way in hell!
two copper polls for grounding for each outlet,
I assume you mean two earth driven ground rods.
DANGEROUS and not electrical safety code compliant. Not NEC or any AHJ in the USA.
IF the branch circuit wiring is Romex an isolated grounding type receptacle serves no purpose what so ever. Per NEC code the insulated equipment grounding conductor that connects to the isolated ground terminal on an IG receptacle shall terminate on the ground bar in the electrical panel the branch circuit is fed from.
Exception: NEC allows the insulated IG equipment grounding conductor to pass through a sub panel and to be connected to the equipment ground bar in the main electrical service panel.
NO isolated ground rods allowed for IG receptacles.