Cyclic infiltration test chamber-Linpin Instruments

Product Parameter

Model		Studio Size (DWH)mm	Dimension（DWH）mm
LRHS-1200-LQP		1000×1200×1000	1452×1680×2130

Temperature range	50℃～80℃
Humidity range	50%～98% RH
Heating rate	25℃～80℃≤50min
Case Material	The inner box is made of 316 stainless steel plate, which can effectively prevent corrosion
Structural form	The left side of the test box box, the right side of the duct and control cabinet, the duct is equipped with humidifier tube, evaporator, heating tube, wind wheel and other devices, through the right side of the upper air, the lower back to form a wind road.
Controller	Adopting Japan “UMC” brand temperature meter
Temperature and Humidity Sensor	PT100 Platinum resistance thermometer
Humidifying method	Shallow Cao humidification method, customized titanium tube humidifier, effective corrosion protection
Safety		Over-temperature protection, fan motor overheating, equipment under-phase/reverse-phase, overall equipment timing, end-of-test indication, leakage protection, overload and short-circuit protection.
Supply Voltage		AC380V±10% 50Hz
Power		10.5kW

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