Hello,
I have made a quick project, using a general purpose prototype PCB. It's a kind of interconnection board for a part of 220V AC circuit and I cannot be absolutely sure that I will be the only one who touches it, I want to take some precautions. I thought of drowning the whole board in some curing material. The first thought was hot melt glue, then I found some text that says that hot glue is not isolating for higher voltages, but did not find any exact data. So, I need an advice.
Materials on my disposal are hot melt glue, sanitary silicone, seal maker silicone. Which of these materials is most appropriate for this application?
Thankful in advance,
Sasa
I have made a quick project, using a general purpose prototype PCB. It's a kind of interconnection board for a part of 220V AC circuit and I cannot be absolutely sure that I will be the only one who touches it, I want to take some precautions. I thought of drowning the whole board in some curing material. The first thought was hot melt glue, then I found some text that says that hot glue is not isolating for higher voltages, but did not find any exact data. So, I need an advice.
Materials on my disposal are hot melt glue, sanitary silicone, seal maker silicone. Which of these materials is most appropriate for this application?
Thankful in advance,
Sasa
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