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<blockquote data-quote="Daniel Postilnik" data-source="post: 8064" data-attributes="member: 184">Hi folks,I&#039;m looking for ways to increase the working life of the mic packs and headsets in use at a chain of fitness studios. The classes in which the headsets/packs are being used become very humid, mostly from sweating humans, which is occasionally exacerbated by A/C issues. Currently the SOP is to spray the mic pack connector (T4, Shure ULX1) and the end of the headset (Shure WH20) with contact cleaner once a week and exercise the plug into the connector 15 times after spraying.However, I&#039;m noticing there is still a significant level of corrosion building up. I have suggested to some that it might be a good idea to spray the connections gently at the end of each 45 minute class. Mic packs are rotated, but sometimes one may end up being used back-to-back. Are there any dangers to using contact spray this frequently, as long as the unit is powered down?Thanks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Daniel Postilnik, post: 8064, member: 184"] Hi folks, I'm looking for ways to increase the working life of the mic packs and headsets in use at a chain of fitness studios. The classes in which the headsets/packs are being used become very humid, mostly from sweating humans, which is occasionally exacerbated by A/C issues. Currently the SOP is to spray the mic pack connector (T4, Shure ULX1) and the end of the headset (Shure WH20) with contact cleaner once a week and exercise the plug into the connector 15 times after spraying. However, I'm noticing there is still a significant level of corrosion building up. I have suggested to some that it might be a good idea to spray the connections gently at the end of each 45 minute class. Mic packs are rotated, but sometimes one may end up being used back-to-back. Are there any dangers to using contact spray this frequently, as long as the unit is powered down? Thanks. [/QUOTE]

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