Generally, if the humidity is maintained between 30% and 80%, the monitor can work normally. However, once the indoor humidity exceeds 80%, condensation will occur inside the monitor. The internal power transformer and other coils are also prone to leakage when damp, and may even cause short circuits in the wiring. Therefore, LCD monitors must pay attention to moisture prevention. For monitors that are not used for a long time, they can be powered on regularly for a period of time to allow the heat generated during operation to drive out the moisture inside the machine.
