The water molecules in the air increase, and the whole environment is filled with a damp smell, which is easy to cause the equipment to get moldy and damp. It is more common for the surgical auxiliary lighting to get damp. Once the device gets wet, it will cause difficulty in turning on the device, and the lights will flicker and dim, making it difficult for users to use it. So, how to effectively prevent surgical auxiliary lighting from moisture?

First of all, when the weather is humid, the built-in camera system can be put into the standby state periodically. During the standby process, the internal transformers and other working parts will emit heat, so the moisture inside the surgical auxiliary lighting can be effectively dissipated. On the other hand, for the shadowless lamp of the external camera system, it is generally equipped with an LCD screen and a control panel. There are many small holes on the outside of these components. Over time, dust will enter the surgical auxiliary lighting through these small holes, and the climate is humid. Condensation will condense with the dust, resulting in the leakage of electricity in the shadowless lamp part.
Secondly, equipment protection personnel can regularly use the hair dryer to move the hair dryer up, down, left and right through the small hole of the external camera system of the surgical auxiliary lighting to sweep out the dust and moisture inside. At the same time, regarding the humid environment, the installation of the surgical auxiliary lighting should be avoided as much as possible during construction, as it is close to the wall or in a corner, because the humidity in this part of the area is more severe, which is what we usually call "moisture return". The long-term surgical auxiliary lighting can also make an appointment for a professional repairman from Sunflower to come to maintain and clean up the internal dust.