Yes, it's called a dielectric union, and a plumber should know
what it is.
You can by ferrite sheets that are designed to go inside
RF devices. It might work a little at high RF frequencies,
but I think a 1" choke might not work well.
Bill
On Mon, Jul 25, 2011 at 9:07 AM, robakaradfaraf <
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> Someone more knowledgable should chime in, but wouldn't replacing a small
> section of the pipe with a insulated non-metallic section of pipe work?
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[hidden email], "fantasticsam131" <aliassmithandjones@...>
> wrote:
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> > Is there any kind of ferrite that can be used to put on water pipes and
> pipes that come into the house from the propane tank to block RF coming in
> on those pipes? My propane pipe is about 1 inch pipe. So I'm looking for a
> ferrite device that can be wrapped around the pipe just before it enters the
> house. Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
> >
>
>
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