Temperature And Humidity Test Chamber LTHC-T2020

Introduction

Temperature and Humidity Test Chamber has a capacity of 800 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	800 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	14 kW
Power Supply	AC 3ψ4 W 380 V 50 Hz
Dimensions (W × D × H)	1000 × 1000 × 800 mm
External Dimensions (W × D × H)	1200 × 1980 × 1825 mm
Net Weight	620 Kg
Gross Weight	650 Kg

Features

Intuitive control panel

Quiet Operation Mode

Stable climate conditions

Programmable test cycles

Flexible testing parameters

FAQs

1. How does the Temperature and Humidity Test Chamber handle rapid temperature changes?

It chambers have high-performance heating and cooling systems that enable rapid temperature transitions while maintaining accuracy. Advanced air circulation and refrigeration technology ensure uniform temperature distribution, preventing thermal lag or overshooting. This precise control is essential for thermal shock, stress testing, and accelerated aging studies, helping industries evaluate material durability and product performance under extreme conditions.

2. What impact does prolonged exposure to high humidity have on electrical components?

Extended exposure to high humidity can lead to short circuits, insulation breakdown, corrosion, and reduced performance in electronic components. Moisture can penetrate circuit boards, degrade solder joints, and promote oxidation, leading to malfunctions or complete failure over time. It chambers help manufacturers simulate and evaluate these risks, ensuring that products maintain long-term reliability and durability in humid environments.

3. What is the role of controllers in temperature regulation?

It chambers use (Proportional-Integral-Derivative) controllers to regulate heating and cooling elements, ensuring precise temperature control. They automatically adjust to minimize fluctuations, prevent overshooting, and maintain stable conditions, enhancing test accuracy and efficiency.

4. Can the chamber be used for plant growth experiments?

Yes, It chambers can be used to simulate controlled environmental conditions for plant growth studies, seed germination, and agricultural research by adjusting temperature, humidity, and lighting conditions.

5. How does the chamber prevent humidity fluctuations during testing?

It chambers use advanced humidity sensors, steam generators, and dehumidification systems to maintain stable humidity levels throughout testing. These systems continuously monitor and adjust moisture levels, preventing fluctuations and ensuring consistent environmental conditions for accurate and repeatable results.

6. What is the chamber’s maximum testing duration?

It chambers are built for continuous operation and can run for weeks or even months based on testing requirements. With robust components, efficient cooling, and humidity control systems, they ensure stable conditions over extended durations. Regular maintenance, such as sensor calibration and system checks, helps sustain optimal performance for long-term testing applications.

7. How does the chamber handle air exchange during testing?

It chambers are designed with air circulation and exchange systems that allow for controlled introduction and removal of air, ensuring a stable test environment.

8. Can the chamber operate in extremely cold laboratory environments?

Yes, but for optimal performance, It recommends placing the chamber in a temperature-controlled room to avoid excessive strain on the heating and cooling systems.