When discussing the water resistance of electronic products, we often encounter various water resistance standards. Among them, the IPX56 rain test chamber and IP44 water resistance are two common water resistance testing standards.
Rain test chambers simulate water exposure environments to evaluate the waterproof performance of objects. Everyday items such as exterior lighting fixtures, automotive lamp housings, electronic products, and signaling equipment can be tested using this device to assess their waterproof capabilities.
When encountering malfunctions in the sand and dust test chamber, how should they be addressed? Is it necessary to contact after-sales service? In fact, some issues can be initially troubleshooted by the customer, such as the following scenarios.
Customers familiar with high-low temperature humidity test chambers know that the equipment is equipped with observation windows, allowing them to monitor the progress and changes during testing.
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