During transportation, power adapters are exposed to various mechanical and environmental stresses. To ensure their integrity and functionality, specific transportation requirements must be met. Packaging is of utmost importance. Power adapters should be packaged in shock - absorbing materials, such as foam or bubble wrap, to protect them from impacts during handling and transit. Cardboard boxes with appropriate cushioning can also prevent damage from collisions.

　　Temperature and humidity conditions during transportation need to be considered. Extreme temperatures can affect the performance of the adapter's internal components. If transported in a container or vehicle that is not temperature - controlled, the adapter may be exposed to temperatures outside its rated operating range, potentially leading to component degradation. Similarly, high humidity can cause moisture - related issues. Special packaging materials with moisture - barrier properties may be used to protect the adapter from humidity.

　　Vibration is another factor. Prolonged exposure to vibration during transportation can cause loose connections or damage to delicate components. To mitigate this, anti - vibration mounts or damping materials can be used in the packaging. Additionally, proper labeling on the packaging, indicating the orientation of the adapter and handling instructions, can help ensure that it is transported and stored correctly.

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