Do Sedans Need to Install Static Eliminator Straps?
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Sedans need to install static eliminator straps to remove static electricity. The strap is used to discharge static electricity from the car body. During movement, the car generates a small amount of static electricity, and much of the static is actually produced when passengers get in and out of the car due to friction with the interior. In the south, due to the higher air humidity, static electricity can be effectively conducted away through the air, especially in summer, where it is not a problem. However, in dry winters and northern regions, due to low air humidity, static electricity cannot be conducted away and thus accumulates on the car body. Many people get shocked when opening the door. Installing a static eliminator strap can prevent this situation. Anti-static precautions: Static electricity is generally formed due to dry air inside the car, so it is important to maintain humidity in the cabin. You can lay a wet towel flat on the dashboard, where the temperature is higher, allowing the water vapor to evaporate and humidify the cabin. If using the air conditioning, avoid using the recirculation mode for extended periods. Reduce the use of seat covers and backrests made of synthetic materials. Wax the car body when washing the car. Before opening the car door, touch the metal part of the car body with your palm to prevent getting shocked. Next to the fuel pump at gas stations, there is a dedicated discharge area. Whether you have static electricity or not, you can touch it to discharge before lifting the pump to refuel.
