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protect NAS from dust
Hi,
I'm going to install a Infrant EasyNAS nv+ in the basement of my house. It's a pretty clean place but i guess i still have to protect the nas device from dust. What do you guys use for this? Is there some sort of protective case available (glass or something?) which would still allow for enough cooling? Maybe using a filter of some sort? Or do you think this is absolutely not necessary? Infrant doesn't supply anything of the sort... Thanks, Kris |
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protect NAS from dust
Previously Groucho wrote:
"Arno Wagner" wrote in message ... Previously wrote: Hi, I'm going to install a Infrant EasyNAS nv+ in the basement of my house. It's a pretty clean place but i guess i still have to protect the nas device from dust. What do you guys use for this? Is there some sort of protective case available (glass or something?) which would still allow for enough cooling? Maybe using a filter of some sort? Or do you think this is absolutely not necessary? Infrant doesn't supply anything of the sort... In principle, dust is not a problem. It becomes a problem when it is hindering device cooling, conducting (metal dust) or chemically active. What I do is that I take a vaccum cleaner to my computer every half year or so. For a NAS without fan, there should be not problem at all. Using Vacuum cleaners on computers or components is risky due to possible static electricity discharge, which vacuum cleaners can produce in abundance. Your luck may run better than mine but I killed the ram on a graphics card once using a vacuum cleaner and I would never tempt fate again. Better to find a source of compressed air and blow the dust out. My vaccuum-cleaner is anti-static. But the warning is appropriate, not all are. For the compresed air approach, it is a good idea to do this outside. Apart from that, it works just as well. Arno |
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