Temperature And Humidity Test Chamber LTHC-T2016

Introduction

Temperature and Humidity Test Chamber has a capacity of 80 refrigerants, reducing environmental impact while maintaining high efficiency. Our chamber has automated system diagnostics to ensure real-time monitoring and early detection of potential issues, enhancing reliability and performance.

This test equipment is designed to meet the rigorous requirements of modern laboratory operations, ensuring high precision, reliability, and ease of use for various experimental applications.

Applications

Temperature and Humidity Test Chamber is a testing device that simulates specific environmental conditions to evaluate product performance and durability. It is widely used in industries like electronics, automotive, and pharmaceuticals for quality control and research.

Specifications

Capacity	80 L
Temperature Range	-40℃ to +150℃
Temperature Fluctuation	±0.5℃
Temperature Uniformity	≤2.0℃
Temperature Deviation	±2.0℃
Heat-up Rate Non-linear	-40℃ to +100℃ 45 min
Cool-down Rate Non-linear	+20℃ to -40℃ 60 min
Humidity Range	20% R.H to 98% R.H
Humidity Fluctuation	±2.0 %RH
Humidity Uniformity	±3.0 %RH
Humidity Deviation	±3.0 %RH (>75%RH)
Noise Level	≤68 dB
Power Consumption	7 kW
Power Supply	AC 3ψ4 W 380 V 50 Hz
Dimensions (W × D × H)	400 × 500 × 400 mm
External Dimensions (W × D × H)	650 × 1665 × 1260 mm

Features

Quick heat transfer

Uniform air circulation

Smart touch screen controls

Corrosion-resistant interiors

Temperature range flexibility

FAQs

1. How do Temperature and Humidity Test Chambers help in quality control?

It chambers play a crucial role in quality control by exposing products to varied environmental conditions to assess their durability, stability, and performance. Industries such as electronics, pharmaceuticals, and automotive use these tests to ensure compliance with international quality standards before launching products.

2. Can the Temperature and Humidity Test Chamber simulate rapid temperature changes?

Yes, It chambers can perform thermal cycling tests, where the temperature shifts rapidly between extreme hot and cold conditions within a controlled timeframe. This is essential for stress testing materials and components in industries like aerospace and electronics.

3. What is the purpose of a humidity soak test in a Temperature and Humidity Test Chamber?

A humidity soak test exposes materials to prolonged high humidity conditions to assess moisture absorption, corrosion resistance, and material degradation. This is particularly useful in coatings, polymers, and electrical component testing.

4. How does a Temperature and Humidity Chamber help in pharmaceutical testing?

In pharmaceuticals, these chambers are used for stability testing, ensuring that medicines, vaccines, and biologics remain effective under different environmental conditions. Tests help determine shelf life and storage requirements.

5. Can samples be tested while powered on inside the Temperature and Humidity Test Chamber?

Yes, It chambers allow live testing of electronic components and devices under controlled conditions. Special power feedthroughs and monitoring ports enable real-time performance assessment of circuit boards, batteries, and sensors.

6. What is a dehumidification system in the Temperature and Humidity Test Chamber?

It chambers use desiccant drying, mechanical cooling, or heated regeneration systems to remove excess moisture, maintaining precise low-humidity conditions for sensitive materials like optical lenses, semiconductors, and aerospace components.

7. How do I ensure uniform exposure of all samples in the Temperature and Humidity Test Chamber?

Proper sample placement is crucial. It chambers use uniform airflow systems, adjustable shelving, and optimized spacing to ensure that all test samples receive consistent temperature and humidity exposure without localized variations.

8. Can Temperature and Humidity Chambers be used for food storage testing?

Yes, these chambers help analyze food packaging integrity, microbial growth, and product degradation under various storage conditions. They assist in determining expiration dates and ideal storage environments for perishable goods.