Temperature shock test chamber extremely fast temperature changes from -40℃ to 150℃

Environment conditions have a great effect on the functionality and reliability of electronic components, devices, and systems. In order to discover latent weaknesses in the shortest possible time, a typical temperature test is often insufficient; test specimens must be subjected to multiple, abrupt temperature changes.

Sanwood Three zone temperature shock test chamber, realise the extremely fast temperature changes from -55℃ to 150℃ in a very short time to determine the adaptability and reliabity of the specimens under the rapid change of ambient temperature. It consist the high temperature test area(Pre-heating area), low temperature test area(Pre-cooling)area and test area three zones.

This model SM-1200-3P-A is a customized and newly design product, which has a large capacity of 1200L in the test working room, the hot zone and cold zone are in the bottom of the working zone.

Temperature Shock Test Chamber Features

1.Modern design, latest modular creation technology ,perfect control power.

2.The chamber will automatically defroste after it cycle for 700H or more

3.Patent design initiative observation window to achieve visual effects

4.Color screen 32 control system Ethernet E management, USB data access, APP mobile platform management

5.Programmable load power 4 ON/OFF output control, to protect the products safety

6.Unique air circulation system

7.Unique anti condensation function and over temperature, breezeless, smoke protection function

8.Can expand the network video monitoring function, and data test synchronization

9.The most environmentally friendly refrigeration capacity control, energy saving and fast rising/cooling temperature rate

10. Auto return to room temperature setting

11.Diagnostic system for information on operating times and possible failures.

12.The device can expand the remote service function and provide the machine using a mathematical disc

Temperature shock test chamber technical parameters