Is this good for storing electronic components ?
1061338
They aren't anti-static bags if that is what you are asking. But if that is not a concern, I'm sure they would work fine to store electronics.
1061339
Yes, i use them to put body jewelry in that I ship to customers. I haven't had any problems with them and the zip lock works very well. Plus you get 1,000 bags so its a very good deal.
1061340
I love the little bags. They would be great for electronic components, if they were small. The bags are great for seeds, jewelry, pills, etc. They would be a great carry bag for laundry quarters also. They are a bargain!
1061341
These are not static safe bags, so sensitive electronic components could be damaged from static electricity buildup. If it originally came in a pink or silvery Mylar bag I wouldn't use these.
1061342
I don't know, maybe you could contact the manufacturer. I use mine for craft projects.
2088323
They are okay but I don't think the connectors stay together very well. With daily use, I notice that the doors fall off all the time, and sometimes one of the shelves will slip out of a connector. I use it as a shelving unit to hold clothing in storage cubes from Ikea. I think if you use it for lightweight items it may be okay.
797743
No. As others said, the shelves are triangular, relatively small, with no holes for cables out the back. This would not be a workable solution for electronics.
2193111
Definitely. I'd put electrical tape on the bottom since it's metal - or disable flash just In case. You don't wanna fry any electricals. Buy like 5 of these they become so versatile esp when other things start to break.
1473828
I would say no. The metal quality is not up to par. I would limit the use to thin vinyl, card stocks, flexible magnets, etc.
1252790
As long as your computer features an SD card input, it should be a pretty safe bet. I use one as a hard-drive for a Raspberry Pi and it's been great with no complaints. That being said, sometimes computers and peripherals have weird interactions due to quirks specific to either the peripheral or computer.
270180
The center section (with front glass door) hold electronics. The 2 side sections are not accessible from the front. The whole unit doesn't really have a back though, so the side sections can be used to store things you don't need regular access to. If you're not placing this unit tight to a corner, you may not like the unfinished look of the back.
1165433
Yes... I use it for keeping my speaker wires and HDMI cables neat and tidy!You may also use this for computer cables, gaming cables, etc.I'm just saying this out loud, just so it is CLEAR to anyone who may think about trying this: Never use this item for BARE electrical wires as this is NOT the proper use, and may/will cause a fire!!Thanks very much!Bill in Oregon :)
1499805
Yes, but they are very flimsy plastic. You have to assemble them with a put tab A into slot B type construction. I had to re-enforce them at the corners with duct tape. Having said that, they have done well for storing CD's, DvD's and computer disks. I would not buy them again.
518990
Well Homer I can't say for sure but it shouldn't be a problem. Ask the seller with your dimensions to be sure. I really think this is the best way to store an instrument. It also provides nice wall art.
1260312
It will store just about everything. I like to use it for movies and pictures.
43360
I don't think the electronics inside would hold up very well to the elements. It's too expensive to risk putting it in an environment that might cause it to fail.
216645
any sort of sealed cabinet space certainly isn't ideal when it comes to A/V equipment... never-the-less, when faced with a situation as such, in my opinion,yes, this can and should certainly help out. air-flow is essential for electronics to dissipate the heat they produce and air will always find its way in and out regardless, so any alternate source of air flow, ie, this cooling unit, will only help. every situation can be different depending on the variables it has, but as a broader generalization, yes, this should certainly not only help, but maybe even more so than you might have thought
452778
Most likely yes, I use it to store a collection of playing card decks. But for your purpose you should cross reference the dimensions of the basket'S volume compared/contrasted with contents you want to put into the basket to be sure of fit.
991729
there are 2 shelves,(one on each side) and yes, it should hold your electronics. But you would need to have the doors open for your remotes to work. they make a sofa table (much longer & a bit taller) with two open shelves below that we use for our TV/electronics table. We have both & are quite happy with them for the price.
2020852
I would NOT recommend that. You would be potentially overloading it's designed protection capacity and could damage your electronics.
1608375
Yes, it is good for storing small things. But you have to check the sizes to be sure you have the correct sizes for what you want to do.. I have several of Plano's storage boxes and there are many sizes. They are all excellent for storing things. Check the sizes carefully. I have one for drawing boxes, one for sewing notions and another for very small jewelry findings. I love them all.