Elevated Drip Test Equipment-Linpin Instruments

Product Features

Product application:
Elevated drip test equipment is suitable for external lighting and signal devices and automobile lamp shell protection.

Compliance with standards:
GB10485-89 GB4208-93 GB/T4942
Chamber structure:
The elevated drip test equipment is made of stainless steel, which has good corrosion resistance, good appearance gloss and good anti-oxygen effect at high temperature.

The equipment should have a height-adjustable bracket. Once raised to the desired height, it should be secured with screws. To lower it, simply loosen the screws. When the customer raises the upper part of the bracket during installation, a forklift capable of lifting to a height exceeding 4 meters will be used.
Control system:
Adjust the pressure with a flowmeter. The lifting drip test equipment adopts imported frequency converter to control the speed, which effectively ensures the test to run according to the standard. Equipped with water filter
Equipment Operation
Installation Site: The equipment will be placed in a special test laboratory for testing and then moved and stored in different locations.

The test laboratory has a step that is 300 mm above the ground. The door is over 3 meters high and 6 meters wide.

After the drip test is completed, the equipment will be moved outside the laboratory, and the total height of the bracket when lowered should not exceed 3 meters.

Water Source: Clean local tap water.
Water Tank Design: There is a water inlet and an outlet at the back, each connected to a 3/8” pipe. The adjustable scale should be at least 1.5 meters.

Total Power: 1.3 kW.
Power Supply Specifications: AC 220V ±10%, 50 ±0.5 Hz (single-phase three-wire system).

Product Parameter

Pseudolaric acid		Elevated drip test equipment
Dimension（DWH）mm		1850×250×1850 （DWH）mm

Spraying aperture	ø0.4mm
Distance between holes	20mm×20mm
Drip tank height range	200～2000mm可调
quantity of rainfall	1～3mm/min
drip area	800mm×1000mm
Drip tank height	250mm
Test bench size	0.7～1.0℃/min
Test Stand Angle	15°～45°Adjustable (based on vertical orientation)
water for rain	15°～45°Adjustable (based on vertical orientation)
Time Setting Range	1～9999H
Temperature Controller	“Taiwan Weilun” touch screen + ‘Germany Siemens’ PLC module
Worktop Material	Aluminum
drip tank	Water level regulating supply tank, forklift lift with flow meter
Sink Materials	20mm acrylic panels, arranged in a square array of 20 x 20, for easy leveling.
security protection		Motor overload, equipment timing, leakage, short circuit, automatic shutdown after fault alarms
Supply Voltage		AC220V±10% 50Hz
Note: 1、 the data are in the use of ambient temperature of 25 ℃ and well-ventilated conditions measured 2、The above parameters are for reference only, and can be customized according to user-specific test parameters. 3、This technical information is subject to change without prior notice.

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