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Controlling the temperature and humidity is essential when evaluating items. Controlling both at the same time, though, can be challenging. In order to maintain your environment while still receiving precise measurements on your product's quality over time, this article will demonstrate how to use a temperature cycling test chamber with an inbuilt humidifier and dehumidifier.
Compared to conventional methods like air conditioners or heaters alone, a temperature cycling test chamber with an integrated humidifier and dehumidifier provides for more exact management of the environmental parameters in a room. No of what kind of weather your clients are experiencing outdoors, a correctly calibrated TC will help to ensure that your product functions as expected when used by them in their homes or places of business!
Open the air inlet door (on top) when the temperature cycling test chamber turns on. After waiting 30 seconds, close the door. Start the test three minutes later.
When the test is complete, open the exhaust-air outlet door (located at the bottom) by at least 5 cm.
When operating the test chamber, the temperature and humidity will be managed in accordance with both of your requirements (if you didn't indicate any requirements, it will be controlled as 85°C5°C/98RH%5%). If you need instructions on how to adjust the appropriate environment, please contact our specialist.
There are two varieties of chambers with single and double doors. Please open the chamber and place your products inside the test chamber for a single door. For twin doors, please open them both, remove your products from outside, place them in the test chamber from that side. Please be aware that there can only be one person inside at once.
The chamber has a great temperature controller that works well for heat testing of any kind. It has a built-in thermocouple probe with extremely high precision that can be used in challenging conditions when the control temperature is close to the real room temperature. With this setup, you may be sure of receiving trustworthy outcomes with little work on your part.
The user-adjustable programmable set points on the Controller are available. Using either the Fahrenheit or Celsius temperature scales, you can quickly switch between heating and cooling depending on the situation.
You can set temperature restrictions for both high and low temperatures using the controller's programmable temperature alarms.A digital signal that can be used to activate a contactor or activate other external devices will be produced in addition to an auditory alert from the device.
The controller makes the entire procedure lot simpler than having to do everything manually because it is very clearly built with ease of use in mind. Since the handbook is written well, you should have no trouble getting going right away.
The high and low temperature test chamber's refrigeration system is a crucial component. It also controls the performance of its components, which include a compressor, condenser, and evaporator (which may be liquid or gas depending on the needs of the tests being run inside of it at any one time).
More often than not, the humidity inside a product or battery is a cause for concern. Frequently, cycling the air in the chamber numerous times within a 24-hour period is the only method to ensure that the product can endure regulated and consistent humidity (or lack thereof). The FDA and testing businesses alike have demonstrated this numerous times. But many people are unaware of how challenging it is to cycle a chamber without the aid of a cycling test chamber.
Common humidity chambers have an irregular output of humidity, which is their main flaw. varying sporadically between 0% and 100% and between 20% and 98%. This means that the humidity is out of your control and frequently exceeds what a product can tolerate. chambers that cycle the humidity, like our test chamber. The humidity stays about 60% throughout. We promise to protect your product from harmful humidity levels.
