Where to get vacuum anti-moisture drybox?


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aQuApHiLe

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Hi,

Would like to get a vacuum anti-moisture drybox. Anyone knows any shops selling this?

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aQuaPhiLe
 

vacuum? Rare. We usually use a drycabinet.
 

CP has them, but they're not very big. capacity for 1 body + kit lense, & another telezoom.
 

CP has them, but they're not very big. capacity for 1 body + kit lense, & another telezoom.

So you attach a vacuum cleaner to it and it sucks the air out?
 

So you attach a vacuum cleaner to it and it sucks the air out?

saw it online before. there is a button to press so as to drain the air out.
 

So you attach a vacuum cleaner to it and it sucks the air out?

no, thats more for bags, cos the moment the vacuum tube is removed air would go back in.

it works by hand activiting an air pump, like pumping bicycle tyre. then there's a guage so it will not implode.
 

no, thats more for bags, cos the moment the vacuum tube is removed air would go back in.

it works by hand activiting an air pump, like pumping bicycle tyre. then there's a guage so it will not implode.

ooooh... Quite interesting!
 

Why would one like to create a vacuum inside the box? If there is any leak then the air from outside (including moisture, dust and whatnot) will be sucked in. Common practice to prevent this is setting the inside under slightly higher pressure. If there is any leak then air goes out instead and the inside stays clean. Secondly, by blowing air in it can be cleaned and dehumidified before (similar to compressors used for dive equipment).
 

Will the differential pressure cause any problem to the sensor and other delicate electronics inside the camera?
 

ooooh... Quite interesting!

sounds so but just airtight better. dun need extra step to pump air out & release pressure when open or close the box.

Will the differential pressure cause any problem to the sensor and other delicate electronics inside the camera?

not sure, but i dun think the pieces of glass in the lense would get sucked out of its place... :sweatsm:
 

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