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07-06-2021, 18:49 #41
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Re: Firearm storage in high humidity - advice needed
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This is about my opinion as well.
If you have a sealed safe and a dehumidifier it must drain to outside the safe, not store the problem in the safe.
I believe a light bulb and a airtight seal is about as good as it gets for average Joe, a oiled rifle and a airtight safe no bulb should suffice though.
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22-06-2021, 19:38 #42
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22-06-2021, 21:41 #43
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Re: Firearm storage in high humidity - advice needed
I'm speaking hypothetically, as I have not done this specific example.
You can either use the sonoff switch to purely monitor conditions. Or to monitor AND switch on/off when criteria is met. If you wire it up like the picture, you can run anything with a 3 pin plug.
This picture shows a similar model (sonoff pow r2) which I use to monitor consumption and remotely switch on/off my dishwasher and washing machine. I effectively made a short extension cord with a wifi switch in between.
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