Will pneumatic valves be damaged if exposed to the rain? Can pneumatic valves resist water?

2020-12-14View Original

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Will pneumatic valves be damaged if exposed to the rain? Can pneumatic valves resist water?

Reply #22020-12-14

It’s just a matter of the protection level; water resistance is no problem – it can be achieved

Reply #32020-12-14

If a high level of protection is required, it’s fine to place it in water

Reply #42020-12-14

This post was last edited by CHANGBAISHI on 2020-12-14 at 17:26. It’s best to set up a shelter for protection. Especially in cold regions, there have been cases where water entering the other side of the cylinder caused freezing and damaged the valves. Of course, it depends on the grade of the valve.

Reply #52020-12-15

Regarding the protection rating, IP55/65 are both suitable; it is waterproof

Reply #62020-12-18

It’s fine; there are many such valves in outdoor installations, and they aren’t that delicate.

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