Temperature And Humidity Test Chamber LTHC-T515

Introduction

Temperature and Humidity Test Chamber features a φ10 mm soft silicone drainpipe for efficient water discharge. It includes overload and short-circuits protection for enhanced safety. A stainless-steel round bar sample rack ensures secure placement of test items. It features sensors located at the air outlet to ensure precise monitoring of internal environmental conditions. Our chamber supports reliability and environmental testing such as cold, dry heat, steady damp heat, and damp heat cyclic conditions.

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

Our chamber is engineered for reliability and environmental testing, including cold, dry heat, steady-state damp heat, and cyclic damp heat, ensuring product durability across diverse climatic and stress conditions.

Specifications

Capacity	64 L
Temperature Range	- 40 ℃ to + 150 ℃ (Optional + 180 ℃)
Temperature Uniformity	± 2.0 °C
Temperature Fluctuation	± 0.5 ℃
Temperature Deviation	± 2.0℃
Temperature Resolution	+ 0.1 ℃
Heating Rate	- 40 ℃ to + 100 ℃
Cooling Rate	+ 20 ℃ to – 40 ℃
Humidity Range	20 % to 98 % R.H
Humidity Uniformity	± 3 % R.H
Humidity Fluctuation	± 2.0 % R.H
Humidity Deviation	±3.0 % / 5.0 % R.H
Humidity Resolution	+ 0.1 %
Ambient Temperature	5 °C to 35 °C
Humidifier Type	Stainless-steel electric heating humidifier
Compressor	Copeland or Tecumseh or Sanyo compressor
Controller	7-inch touch screen controller
Centrifugal Blower	Multi-wings centrifugal blowers with aluminum alloy blades
Display Type	7-inch touch screen
Communication Interface	, , and (Optional)
Evaporator	High efficiency multi-stage fin type evaporator
Refrigeration System	Single stage refrigeration system with R404A refrigerant
Drainage Port	φ10 mm soft silicone drain pipe
Noise	≦ 75 (dB)
Exterior Chamber Material	High-quality carbon steel with painting
Interior Chamber Material	SUS304 matte stainless-steel plate
Insulation Material	Rigid polyurethane foam insulation, flame retardant grade B2
Power Consumption	5 KW
Power supply	AC 380V ±10% 50Hz / AC 220V ±10% 50Hz
Internal Dimensions	400 × 400 × 400 mm
External Dimensions	700 × 1652 × 1170 mm
Package Dimensions	920 × 1820 × 1350 mm
Net Weight	320 Kg
Gross Weight	350 Kg

Features

Interior Anti-Corrosion Coating

Integrated Dry Run Protection

Energy Efficient Compressor Technology

Quick Defrost Function

Control System 

FAQs

1. What are the key maintenance practices for ensuring the long-term performance of the Temperature And Humidity Test Chamber ?

Routine maintenance is essential to keep the chamber functioning accurately and reliably. Users should regularly inspect the door seals to prevent air leakage that could affect internal conditions. The water tank and humidifier should be cleaned periodically to avoid mineral buildup and microbial contamination. Filters on air circulation units and condensers must be checked and replaced as needed. It’s also important to verify sensor calibration at regular intervals for accurate readings. Any unusual noises or fluctuations should be reported and diagnosed early.

2. How does humidity control work in the Temperature And Humidity Test Chamber ?

Humidity control is achieved by either adding moisture through a steam generator or reducing it using a dehumidification system. The chamber contains precise sensors that continuously monitor relative humidity inside. Based on readings, the control system adjusts humidity levels by activating the humidifier or the cooling coil for condensation. The use of distilled or deionized water is often recommended to avoid scaling. Advanced chambers can control humidity between 20% to 98% depending on the model. Stable humidity conditions are crucial for reliable material testing. Accurate control helps meet regulatory testing standards in various industries.

3. What types of industries commonly use the Temperature And Humidity Test Chamber ?

The Temperature And Humidity Test Chamber is extensively used in a variety of industries for quality control and product development. The electronics industry uses them to check circuit board and component reliability under humidity stress. In pharmaceuticals, they test drug stability under -recommended storage conditions. Automotive manufacturers evaluate how parts respond to environmental aging. Aerospace, textile, plastic, and battery industries also rely on such chambers for compliance and research. Even academic and government laboratories use them for controlled environmental simulations. Their versatility makes them essential across both industrial and scientific fields.

4. Can the Temperature And Humidity Test Chamber simulate extreme weather conditions for product testing?

Yes, Temperature And Humidity Test Chamber is used to recreate extreme environmental conditions. They can simulate freezing arctic climates or hot and humid tropical environments depending on the model. This is particularly useful for testing the durability of products like electronics, automotive parts, or packaging materials. Rapid temperature changes can also be programmed to simulate conditions during transport or storage. The data collected helps manufacturers predict product behavior under various stress levels. Chamber allow repeatable testing that would be difficult or costly to replicate in the natural environment. These simulations support robust product design and quality assurance.

5. How do water quality and supply affect the Temperature And Humidity Test Chamber performance?

Water quality plays a crucial role in the performance of the Temperature and Humidity Test Chamber , especially in its humidification system. Poor water quality can lead to scaling, corrosion, and sensor damage, compromising test accuracy and chamber durability. It is recommended to use deionized, distilled, or RO-purified water to avoid mineral buildup and ensure consistent humidity levels. A clean and stable water supply helps maintain the efficiency of steam generators and internal pipelines. The chamber may include filtration components or alarms to indicate water quality issues. Neglecting water standards can result in reduced humidity control and potential equipment failures. Regular maintenance, including filter checks and water tank cleaning, supports long-term chamber reliability.