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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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    Sparkingchip:
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    One from this afternoon.

    Andy B. 

     




    It is always best to keep the connectors above the high tide mark. A small "V" cut into the box at the bottom allows water to drain out.


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    Sparkingchip:
    5424ec6029f9736ed6c664bacb8cc04d-huge-20200120_145823.jpg
    bba66f224c1b4bd37401e9c3d095f639-huge-20200120_121143.jpg

    One from this afternoon.

    Andy B. 

     




    It is always best to keep the connectors above the high tide mark. A small "V" cut into the box at the bottom allows water to drain out.


    Z.

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