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There are many reasons for monitoring equipment surface temperature , which can be summarized as follows: Ensuring normal equipment operation: Equipment generates heat during operation. Excessive temperature can lead to decreased performance or even damage. Monitoring surface temperature allows for timely detection of temperature anomalies, enabling measures to be taken to prevent equipment failure. Extending equipment lifespan: Proper temperature control can effectively extend the lifespan of equipment. For example, electronic components perform optimally and have reduced failure rates when operating at suitable temperatures; mechanical equipment operating within a reasonable temperature range reduces wear and extends its lifespan. Ensuring safety: High-temperature equipment can pose safety hazards such as burns to operators. Monitoring equipment surface temperature ensures it remains within safe ranges, preventing injury. Furthermore, abnormal temperatures may be a precursor to inter...