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| − | '''Storage Guidelines''' (from IB [[523-0768039]] Appendix C)
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| − | Following storage conditions:
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| − | *Temperature between 60F and 75F
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| − | *Humidity between 30% and 50%
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| − | *Storage in original shipping containers whenever possible. If this is not possible, then stored in the original bag (or equivalent ESD protective bag), on a shelf covered with a 3/4 inch compressible, conductive foam pad.
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| − | *In an area free of dust, dirt, lint or chemical fumes
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| − | *Instruments with CRT displays must be stored at least two feet away from highly magnetic devices (magnetrons).
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| − | '''Definitions and Conditions'''
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| − | Shelf life refers to the period of time that an LRU can remain in storage and be expected to perform to specifications when required. The shelf life recommendations assume a controlled environment with regard to humidity, contaminants, and temperature
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| − | cycling/extremes. Collins recommends the following guidelines. Storage in the original packaging is also recommended.
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| − | *Humidity less than 60%
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| − | *Temperature 20�+/-10�C
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| − | *Contaminants noncorrosive
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| − | *Contaminants no excess particulates
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| − | Observing the shelf life schedule and environmental controls ensures a high probability that the unit will be operational when required for use. After the recommended time has elapsed, the unit should be recertified per the Component Maintenance Manual (CMM).
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| − | Failure to retest the unit at the end of the period decreases the probability that the unit will function according to specifications when required for service.
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| − | See also '''Shelf Life Guidelines for Product Types'''
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