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Avoiding breakdown of control system
Posted by Jane from Los Angeles, CA, US on May 13, 2009
Our PC based control sits in the control room, this is a big problem for us as it gets dusty real fast. What ideas do you have to help us avoid a breakdown in future?
You have couple of very effective options here:
1) improve the control room so that dust won’t get in there so easily. Maintain slight over pressure in the control room to avoid vacuuming dust in there. Upgrading control room is not only improving air quality and cleanliness but makes it more enjoyable place to work at.
2) There are many different types of dust proof cabinets available. These cabinets can be pretty expensive and eventually your control room is still dusty although it protects the PC, therefore I still vote for the first option.
3) This is very inexpensive and effective in protecting the PC. DirtBag has several sizes of dust proof computer and monitor bags. They work very well, however your control room remains still dusty...
