Southeast Asia has a long rainy season (May-October) and high temperature season (March-October), with high humidity, frequent thunderstorms and continuous high temperatures, which are high-risk periods for electrical equipment failures. Mastering safe use common sense can effectively avoid electric shock, short circuit, equipment damage and other accidents.
The following table sorts out the key safety points of the two seasons, easy to check and implement:
| Season | Key Safety Risks | Safe Use Common Sense | Forbidden Behaviors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rainy Season | Moisture ingress, electric shock, thunderstorm surge | Check sealing regularly, avoid outdoor operation in thunderstorms, install surge arresters | Do not touch electrical equipment with wet hands, do not use damaged cables |
| High Temperature Season | Overheating, insulation aging, fire | Keep ventilation, clean heat dissipation components, avoid overloading | Do not pile up flammable items around electrical equipment, do not force overloading |
Additional reminder: After heavy rains in the rainy season, inspect electrical equipment for water ingress before restarting; in high temperature seasons, reduce the load of electrical equipment during peak hours (12:00-15:00) to avoid overheating.