Temperature composite impact test chamber-Linpin Instruments

Product Parameter

Main parameter	Studio size	1000×1000×1000（DWH）mm
	outline dimension	3400×2000×2300（DWH）mm
	Impact temperature range	-55℃～85℃
	Pre-cooling Temperature Range of the Cold Room	-75℃～0℃
	Cooling time	20℃～-75℃≤60min
	Recovery condition	High temperature exposure temperature:≤85℃,Exposure time:≤30min Low temperature exposure temperature:≤-55℃,Exposure time:≤30min
	Temperature recovery time	≤5min
	Temperature fluctuation	≤±0.5℃
	Temperature deviation	≤±2℃(no load)
	Temperature uniformity	≤2℃(no load)
	Outer box material	High-quality A3 steel plate electrostatic spraying
	Inner box material	Imported high-grade stainless steel SUS304
	controller	Imported “Excellent and Easy Control” brand temperature instrument
	Power supply voltage	AC380V±10% 50Hz
Note: 1. The test data are all measured when the ambient temperature is 25℃ and the ventilation is good. 2. The above parameters are for reference only and can be customized according to the specific test parameters of users. 3. This technical information is subject to change without prior notice.

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