The working environment of LeyNow vacuum pumps in vegetable oil-fueled stoves is a special and critical factor, which directly affects the performance and life of the vacuum pump. The following is a detailed description of the working environment of LeyNow vacuum pumps in vegetable oil fuel-specific stoves:

First of all, vegetable oil-fueled stoves are usually located in kitchens or food processing places, and these environments often contain a certain amount of dust and oil smoke. Therefore, the LeyNow vacuum pump must be installed in a dry, ventilated, and dust-free place as much as possible to ensure its normal operation and extend its service life. When installing, the space layout should also be considered to ensure that the vacuum pump has enough space for heat dissipation to avoid overheating.

Secondly, vegetable oil-fueled stoves will generate a certain amount of heat during operation, and the temperature of the vacuum pump may exceed 60°C during operation. Therefore, temperature control of the working environment is particularly important. LeyNow vacuum pumps should be installed in places where the ambient temperature does not exceed 40°C to avoid high temperature damage to the pump body and internal parts. If installed in a closed space, it is necessary to maintain sufficient space or appropriate ventilation for heat dissipation. When necessary, an external cooling fan can be connected to help dissipate heat and ensure the stable operation of the vacuum pump.

In addition, the humidity in the work environment is also a factor to consider. While vegetable oil-fueled stoves themselves do not generate large amounts of moisture, the kitchen environment may have some humidity due to cooking activities. Therefore, the vacuum pump should be installed in a place with low relative humidity to avoid moisture corrosion on electrical components and metal parts.

Finally, factors such as electromagnetic interference and vibration should also be considered in the working environment of vegetable oil-fueled stoves. The vacuum pump should be kept away from strong electromagnetic fields and vibration sources to avoid interference and damage to the electrical control system and mechanical structure.

In summary, the working environment of LeyNow vacuum pumps in vegetable oil-fueled stoves needs to meet conditions such as dryness, ventilation, suitable temperature, low humidity, and no electromagnetic interference and vibration. Only in such an environment can the vacuum pump perform at its best to ensure the stable operation and efficient combustion of vegetable oil fuel stoves. At the same time, regular maintenance and upkeep are also key to ensuring that the vacuum pump continues to operate in a good working environment.

Regarding the specific service life of LeyNow vacuum pumps, I cannot give an exact number. Because the service life of a vacuum pump is affected by many factors, including but not limited to the temperature, humidity, dust and vibration of the working environment, as well as the material, manufacturing process, use and maintenance methods of the vacuum pump itself, etc.

In order to extend the service life of the vacuum pump, it is recommended that users choose vacuum pump products with reliable quality and stable performance, and pay attention to keeping the working environment clean and suitable during use to avoid overuse or improper operation. In addition, regular maintenance and upkeep and timely replacement of worn parts are also key to ensuring long-term and stable operation of the vacuum pump.

If you have further questions about the service life of LeyNow vacuum pumps, it is recommended to contact LeyNow’s customer service or technical support department directly to obtain more detailed and accurate information. At the same time, you can also refer to the vacuum pump's user manual and maintenance guide to learn how to properly use and maintain the vacuum pump to extend its service life.