Photovoltaic Dustproof Test Chamber-Linpin Instruments

Product Parameter

Studio Size (DWH)mm	1400×2400×900（DWH）mm
Dimension（DWH）mm	6000×9650×3700（DWH）mm
temperature range	23℃～70℃
temperature deviation	≤±2℃
Humidity range	＜30%RH
Dust blowing air speed	1.5～10 m/s
Sand blowing wind speed	18.0～30.0 m/s
Blowing Dust Concentration	3.0～17.6 g/m³ (10.7 ± 7 g/m³)
sandblast concentration	0.18 + 0.2 g/m³；1.1 ± 0.3 g/m³；2.2 ± 0.5 g/m³
Test dust	quartz dust
Sand Size	≤ 149 μm to pass through a 150 μm diameter mesh.
viewing window	800×500mm(Effective vision)
Outer case material	High quality A3 steel plate electrostatic spraying
Inner box material	Imported high-grade stainless steel SUS304
Temperature Controller	Imported “UEC” brand temperature and humidity meter
Temperature:	5℃～＋35℃(Average temperature over 24 hours ≤ 28°C)
Relative Humidity:	≤85%RH
Barometric pressure:	86kPa～106kPa
Supply Voltage		AC380V±10% 60Hz
Power		Approx. 45.0kW
Note: 1、 the above data are in the use of ambient temperature of 25 ℃ and well ventilated conditions measured 2、Can be customized according to the specific requirements of the user non-standard photovoltaic dustproof test chamber etc 3、This technical information, if there is any change without prior notice

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