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溫濕度監控在寒冷地區的使用說明

來源：縱橫通发布日期： 2021-10-25

对于机房内精密的电子设备，溫濕度監控在不同環境下也有區分。

如在东北室外最低温度达到-45°至-50°。对应溫濕度監控設備需要有超低溫保護，防冷凝結保護。最高溫濕度室外陽光直照最高溫度在35°至45°之間。並且濕度在10%-70%之間，這麽設置是因爲東北比較幹燥，而且在冬天最低氣溫時可能濕度在10%左右。所以如此設置。

基于东北机房的不同功能、能耗设置又分为低能耗机房、高能耗机房、蓄电池室、空调室等，都需要进行相对应的细微溫濕度監控设置。

溫濕度監控

低能耗机房由于设备少，相对应空调也不用设置到温度较，。20°-25°之间即可，并且冬天在机房内如果没有取暖设备，不用开空调也能保证在15°-27°之间。

高能耗机房设备多，相对空调设备也需要保持在18°左右。出风口温度能够达到20°-25°之间，冬天空调就需要设置在20°左右，并且冬天需要开启加湿。如果没有加湿设备机房内由于湿度在10%-20%之间，静电干扰很大，容易出现静电打人，在地排没有安装到位情况下甚至出现打穿电子设备。

溫濕度監控

所以溫濕度監控在设置时需要在夏季和冬季两种模式。夏季设置温度在20°至25°，湿度40%-60%；冬季温度在15°至20°，湿度10%-40%即可。

空调室温湿度设备则需要先进行现场勘查，随后才能确定安装位置。一般建议先安装完成空调设备后再进行溫濕度監控安装。

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