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Jacob Thomas
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Your question is a fairly simple one but it appears every answer you have been given so far are a tad extreme.

I wouldn't coat in silicone as this has a fair amount of solvents in and is prone to outgassing which coldcould give false gas leak readings.

To completely mitigate the risk of a spark and outgassing, coat your assembly in Parylene C. thisThis conformal coating is guaranteed to give you the results you want.

Your question is a fairly simple one but it appears every answer you have been given so far are a tad extreme.

I wouldn't coat in silicone as this has a fair amount of solvents in and is prone to outgassing which cold give false gas readings.

To completely mitigate the risk of a spark and outgassing coat your assembly in Parylene C. this conformal coating is guaranteed to give you the results you want.

Your question is a fairly simple one but it appears every answer you have been given so far are a tad extreme.

I wouldn't coat in silicone as this has a fair amount of solvents in and is prone to outgassing which could give false gas leak readings.

To completely mitigate the risk of a spark and outgassing, coat your assembly in Parylene C. This conformal coating is guaranteed to give you the results you want.

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Jacob Thomas
Jacob Thomas
  • 11
  • 1

Your question is a fairly simple one but it appears every answer you have been given so far are a tad extreme.

I wouldn't coat in silicone as this has a fair amount of solvents in and is prone to outgassing which cold give false gas readings.

To completely mitigate the risk of a spark and outgassing coat your assembly in Parylene C. this conformal coating is guaranteed to give you the results you want.