Which of the following results in datacenters with failed humidity controls? (Select TWO).

The correct answer is B. Electrostatic charge D. Condensation. Humidity levels in datacenters must be carefully maintained because both extremes cause distinct problems. Too low humidity causes electrostatic discharge (ESD) - dry air allows static electricity to build up on surfaces and personnel, which can instantly damage sensitive…

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AExcessive EMI
BElectrostatic charge
CImproper ventilation
DCondensation
EIrregular temperature

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Humidity levels in datacenters must be carefully maintained because both extremes cause distinct problems. Too low humidity causes electrostatic discharge (ESD) - dry air allows static electricity to build up on surfaces and personnel, which can instantly damage sensitive electronic components when discharged. Too high humidity causes condensation - moisture collects on equipment, circuit boards, and metal surfaces, leading to corrosion and short circuits. EMI (electromagnetic interference) is caused by electrical or radio sources, not humidity. Improper ventilation relates to airflow and temperature management. Irregular temperature is a separate environmental control issue. Both electrostatic charge (low humidity) and condensation (high humidity) are direct consequences of failed humidity controls.

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