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機房濕度過高怎麽辦？

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機房濕度過高怎麽辦，分享三招快速穩定、高效而且可以實時處理機房濕度過高的方法。

機房濕度過高怎麽辦

1、機房濕度過高怎麽辦-設置精密空調的除濕功能

精密空調有除濕功能我們都了解，但除濕能力是有限的。首先我們要檢查空調濕度設置，如果濕度畢竟大，可以將空調的濕度設定值設置低些，一段時間後看看效果如何。如果空調的除濕功能不正常或除濕能力有限的話，能進行維修是最好的，不能建議可以考慮單獨買一個除濕機。

2、機房濕度過高怎麽辦-關閉新風機

機房一般都有新风系统，如果是在夏季或者雨水多的时间里，室外濕度可能会比较高高。新風系統的功能我們都了解--换风，室内的空气抽出室外的空气涌入，长时间开启新风机就会将室外的湿空气带到機房里，导致機房内部的濕度超标。此时关闭新风系统开启精密空调的除湿功能，也可以采取其他辅助措施。

3、機房濕度過高怎麽辦--機房封堵

機房的密封程度不好也会导致室外的湿空气涌入，严密的检查機房内是否有漏风点，比如管道口、密闭不严的窗户、门等，对漏风点进行封堵，尽量让室外的湿空气无法进入機房。

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