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Capillary Action in Cables.

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Has anyone any real life examples of this causing problems please?

https://www.lec-expert.com/topics/waterproof-led-lights--preventing-capillary-action-in-power-supply-cables


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    its not new - its how the green rot spreads along wiring in cars.  However, only short lengths breathe significantly, and solid core cables not at all. If you really cannot manage it, then gel filled cable is the answer
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    its not new - its how the green rot spreads along wiring in cars.  However, only short lengths breathe significantly, and solid core cables not at all. If you really cannot manage it, then gel filled cable is the answer
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