IP9K Waterproof Test Chamber-Linpin Instruments

Product Parameter

Studio Size (DWH)mm	1000×1000×1000（DWH）mm
test temperature	80℃
injector	4
spray angle	0°，30°，60°，90°
injection time	At least 30s
water jet pressure	100bars
Temperature Controller	Imported “UEC” brand temperature meter
viewing window	395×395mm（(effective field of view)
Time Setting Range	1～60000M
Outer case material	High-quality library boards
Inner box material	Imported high-grade stainless steel SUS304
rotary table	Countertop in (SUS304) stainless steel
Other Accessory Materials	All parts in contact with water are made of stainless steel or copper.
security protection		Overall equipment timing, leakage protection Short-circuit protection and automatic shutdown after fault alarms
Supply Voltage		AC380V±10% 50Hz
Power		12.5kW
operating environment		5℃～＋28℃ ≤85% RH
Note: 1、the test data are used in the 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, subject to change without notice

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