Bao the whole thing like a mummy using cling wrap. Rain and wind can find its way in easily.
DcMoto Autogate box water leak in, Any suggestion?
DcMoto Autogate box water leak in, Any suggestion?
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Aug 14 2024, 05:15 AM
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Aug 15 2024, 09:32 AM
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QUOTE(PowerGadget @ Aug 14 2024, 11:51 AM) Thanks for your reply, sifu ceo! Yes! Like luggage wrapping service. Thing with outdoor boxes the gasket/seals are waterproof from light splashes but not "thunderstorm waterproof", plus over time there's surely a little gap here and there and that's where the water gets in. I assume that all the wires go in from the bottom, leave the bottom loose so water can drain out, the goal is to prevent water from seeping in the top and sides.Is this a serious advise ya? Meaning I just wrap everything like mummy using cling wrap? Since I won't be open up the box as well. |
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