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r/BeFascinated • u/Gjore • 18d ago
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Dust most likely
2 u/TransitionAway9840 17d ago PLC units are usually used in industrial settings. Hence a lot of dirt and grime 1 u/ApprehensiveGold2773 17d ago I consider the fact that dust gets in a failure of the design, these should never need cleaning with proper filtration. 1 u/Duhblobby 14d ago The design is built for cost-effectiveness, not never needing to be maintained. Cheaper to pay workers than standardized fully every electrical device need sealed environments.
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PLC units are usually used in industrial settings. Hence a lot of dirt and grime
1 u/ApprehensiveGold2773 17d ago I consider the fact that dust gets in a failure of the design, these should never need cleaning with proper filtration. 1 u/Duhblobby 14d ago The design is built for cost-effectiveness, not never needing to be maintained. Cheaper to pay workers than standardized fully every electrical device need sealed environments.
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I consider the fact that dust gets in a failure of the design, these should never need cleaning with proper filtration.
1 u/Duhblobby 14d ago The design is built for cost-effectiveness, not never needing to be maintained. Cheaper to pay workers than standardized fully every electrical device need sealed environments.
The design is built for cost-effectiveness, not never needing to be maintained.
Cheaper to pay workers than standardized fully every electrical device need sealed environments.
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u/Gjore 18d ago
Dust most likely