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PESD1CAN Electrostatic Protection SOT23-3 24V Bidirectional

1. Anti-high temperature: High temperatures can significantly reduce the lifespan of electronic components and accelerate aging. It's best to place the device in a well-ventilated area to ensure proper cooling and avoid overheating. 2. Moisture control: Humidity has a major impact on the longevity of electronics. The ideal humidity level should be between 30% and 80%. If the humidity exceeds 80%, condensation may occur, leading to moisture buildup inside the device, which can cause rust, corrosion, or even short circuits on the circuit board. On the other hand, if the humidity drops below 30%, static electricity can build up. To prevent these issues, it’s recommended to occasionally power on the device for a period to help remove internal moisture. 3. Anti-glare: Prolonged exposure to strong light can cause the casing to yellow and accelerate the aging of the display screen. This can lower luminous efficiency, forcing users to increase brightness settings, which in turn further speeds up the aging process. To avoid this, place the monitor in a location with indirect or minimal natural light. 4. Dust-proof: Dust accumulation on the internal printed circuit boards can affect heat dissipation. If the temperature rises too high, it may lead to component leakage or failure. Additionally, dust can absorb moisture, leading to corrosion of internal electronic components. For optimal performance, keep the monitor in a clean and dust-free environment. 5. Anti-magnetic: Long-term exposure to magnetic fields may cause some electronic components to become magnetized or damaged. Avoid placing the device near strong magnets or sources of electromagnetic interference. 6. Additional tips: When adjusting the brightness knob, do so slowly and steadily to avoid damaging the mechanism. If the same image is displayed for extended periods, using a screen saver is advisable to prevent screen burn-in and prolong the life of the display.