Re: Good coating for condensation protection?
From: Nicholas O. Lindan (see_at_sig.com)
Date: 12/30/04
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Date: Thu, 30 Dec 2004 19:53:58 GMT
"Bill Stock" <Me7@Privacy.net> wrote
> I've got a temperature sensor circuit which is subject to severe
> condensation. What's a good protective coating? I was thinking of filling
> the enclosure with silicone caulk, but I imagine some spray coating might be
> better?
Is it possible to have just the sensor in the condensing atmosphere?
If not, then you will need a small 'Hoffman Enclosure' with a NEMA (I
forget the #) rating.
If you use epoxy you may want to use marine epoxy, that's the stuff
they make boat hulls out of, available at boat shops. Also called
'West Epoxy'.
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