High-temperature aging room old refining screening-Linpin Instruments

Product Parameter

Model		Studio Size (DWH)mm	Dimension（DWH）mm
LRHS-96M³		12000×4000×2000	roughly 12200×4200×2600

Temperature range	RT+5℃~60℃
Temperature fluctuation	≤±0.5℃（unladen）
Temperature uniformity	≤2.0℃（unladen）
Temperature deviation	±2.0℃
Heating rate	0.7～1.0℃/min
Other	Equipped with fresh air system
Outer box material	High-quality library board
Inner box material	Imported high-grade stainless steel SUS304
Insulation	Environmental protection rock wool board
Viewing window	Conductive insulating glass
Temperature Controller	Imported “UMC” brand temperature and humidity meter
Temperature sensor	PT100 Platinum resistance thermometer
Heating mode	Electrically heated Nitro alloy
Safety	Fan, motor, pump overcurrent overload protection, limit, undervoltage, short circuit, phase loss, over temperature, leakage protection
Supply Voltage	AC380V±10% 50Hz
Power	52KW
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 user’s specific test requirements of ice-covered test chamber, ice-covered test chamber, etc. 3、This technical information, subject to change without notice

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