130°C Temperature Test Battery Environmental Chamber
Description
130°C Temperature Test Battery Environmental Chamber,The standards for assessing the safety of lithium-ion batteries mainly include international standards (such as IEC standards), national or regional standards (such as JIS, CB, EN standards, etc.) and industry standards (such as UL, IEEE, SJ, QB standards, etc.).
In these existing standards, the specified test methods at high temperatures mainly include thermal abuse tests, temperature cycle tests, high temperature placement tests, etc.
Main Technical Parameter
Name | 130°C Temperature Test Battery Environmental Chamber |
Model | TH-225 |
Internal Dimension (mm) | 500*600*750 |
Overall Dimension (mm) | 960*1150*1860 |
Temperature Range (℃) | A: -20℃ ~+150 ℃ B:-40℃ ~+150 ℃ C:-70℃ ~+150 ℃ |
Humidity Range (R.H) | 20% ~ 98% RH |
Temperature fluctuations | ± 0.5 ℃ |
Temperature deviation | ± 2.0 ℃ |
Humidity Deviation | ± 2.5% RH |
Heating Rate | 3 ℃ / min |
Cooling Rate | 1 ℃ / min |
Interior Volume | 500 liters |
Controller | Programmable color LCD touch screen controller, Multi-language interface, Ethernet , USB |
Cooling System | Mechanical compression refrigeration system |
Interior Material | SUS304 stainless steel |
Maximum Noise | 65 dBA |
Power Supply | 380V |
Relative Humidity Climate Environmental Chamber
Thermal Abuse Test
●Battery thermal chamber,The thermal abuse test method specified in IEC 62133:2002 is to place a fully charged battery in a natural or circulating air convection incubator after being stabilized at room temperature. | |
●The environmental test chamber is heated to 130°C±2°C at a rate of 5°C/min ±2°C/min. | |
●Maintain this temperature and stop the test after 10min to check if the battery catches fire or explodes. | |
●The thermal abuse test of IEC 62133 is used by national and foreign standards such as JIS C8712, YD 1268, UL 1642 and so on. |
●Battery environmental test chamber,The thermal abuse test is generally used to assess the safety of the battery cell when placed under high-temperature conditions, and the battery sample is in a fully charged state during the test, and the sample is not charged and discharged during the test.