Heavy Duty Connectors Pollution Classification Caused By Heavy Duty Connectors

As the industry develops with the times, heavy-duty connectors are widely used. Let's briefly talk about the pollution caused by this type of connector.
Pollution level one means that there is no pollution in Connector Hood/Housing or the pollution that occurs has no effect on the equipment. This pollution is often dry non-conductive pollution. This situation is common in computer rooms, etc. Pollution level two, pollution occurs, but it is non-conductive pollution. This pollution may cause occasional short-term conductive pollution. This situation occurs in residential or commercial buildings, laboratory buildings. Pollution level three, conductive pollution occurs, or conductive pollution converted from non-conductive pollution occurs. This occurs in workshops or boiler rooms, or places with electrical equipment or machine tools. Pollution level four, conductive pollution continues to persistent conductive pollution. This situation is often caused by the environment, such as blizzards or sandstorms, etc. Persistent conductive pollution can also occur in outdoor spaces and trains.
All connectors will cause pollution, so they need regular maintenance and repair during use.