What are the precautions when using thermal resistors?

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When storing thermal resistors on a daily basis, it is important to keep them properly. A thermistor is an electronic component, and it is naturally a type of instrument that is quite delicate. It is not suitable for storage in places that are too dry or too humid, or in areas with magnetic fields or frequent vibrations, nor are related accessories suitable for storage there. The optimal conditions for storing thermistors are an ambient temperature within the range of 10–35 degrees Celsius, with a relative humidity not exceeding 80%; otherwise, it can easily cause damage to the thermistors themselves.

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