How to prevent moisture in the dashboard?
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How can we prevent moisture from accumulating inside the dashboard? Do anyone have any good methods?
I think the temperature inside the control panel cabinet is over 30 degrees; is it still necessary to use moisture control measures? No, the control room should be sealed and equipped with air conditioning to regulate the humidity.
Now, let’s talk about the installation location of the dashboard. Is it very humid there? If it’s mild, place some desiccant from packaging at the bottom and replace it regularly ； If the moisture problem is severe, it is recommended to move the instrument cabinet or follow the suggestions from upstairs. Although positive pressure ventilation is used for explosion prevention, it can also be made moisture-resistant with some modifications. If you need help, please be more specific in describing the problem next time. If someone gives you a very general question, would you also write an article to help answer it?
It’s already hot, so it shouldn’t be humid; if possible on site, positive pressure can be applied using instrument air
What kind of dashboard? And where is it used? Clear descriptions are required when outlining. Ordinary dashboards are not designed specifically to be moisture-resistant. If the environment is special and moisture prevention is required, desiccants can be used. If the environment permits, a heat-limiting baffle strip can be added inside!
Add a heating strip. Thermally limited companion belt!
It seems like a heater can also be added to the dashboard
Agree with the opinion from the second floor. First of all, it generates a large amount of heat on its own, so I don’t think moisture prevention would be a concern. That’s my personal opinion