Use in electrical equipment
1. Moisture and corrosion protection
- Forms a moisture-repellent (hydrophobic) film on electrical panels and connection points
- Slows down oxidation and rust formation
2. Insulation support (limited)
- Does not replace high-voltage insulation
- However, it provides an additional protective barrier on the surface
3. Protection of plastic and rubber parts
- Keeps cable insulation flexible
- Reduces cracking of rubber seals
4. Connectors and terminals
- Provides light protection, especially useful in low-humidity environments
- However, it should not completely coat contact surfaces
Points to consider
- Do not apply to live (energized) equipment
- Excessive use can adversely affect electrical contact
- Can form a film on contact points that may impair conductivity
- An appropriate type should be selected for some sensitive printed circuit boards (PCBs)
Correct approach to use
- Generally applied to external surfaces for protective purposes
- Used for environmental protection, not on contact surfaces requiring electrical conductivity
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