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русскийIt is important to protect power connection cords from moisture, as wet conditions can cause damage to electrical equipment, risk of electric shock, and safety issues such as fire. Here are some ways to protect your power cord from moisture:
Use waterproof materials: Choose a power cable with waterproof properties. Some connecting wires have special outer packaging or coatings that can effectively prevent moisture from penetrating into the core. When choosing a power cable, check the product description to make sure it is waterproof.
Avoid exposure to moisture: Try to avoid exposing the power cord to moisture or dust. When installing the power cable, try to choose a dry and ventilated place, and avoid placing it on the ground or near water.
Use waterproof sleeves or protective covers: For cables that need to be used in humid environments, consider using waterproof sleeves or protective covers to provide additional protection for the wiring and plug portions. These sleeves and protective covers effectively prevent moisture from penetrating into the cable.
Regular Inspection and Maintenance: Regularly inspect the appearance and functionality of power cords to make sure there are no frayed, damaged or exposed cables. Pay special attention to the connecting parts of the cable and the plug to make sure they are well sealed to prevent moisture from seeping in.
Avoid wiring on wet floors and near water sources: When installing power cables, avoid laying them on wet floors or near water sources. Try to choose a high or dry location to lay out the connecting cables to reduce the risk of moisture.
Treat the water source in a timely manner: If you find water leakage or water damage near the connecting line, treat the water source in time and repair the leakage problem to prevent moisture from penetrating into the connecting line and causing damage.
Use sealed plugs and sockets: Choose waterproof plugs and sockets to prevent moisture from penetrating into the connection.
