Electronic Programmable Xenon Test Chamber Instruments For Laboratory Equipment

Electronic Programmable Xenon Test Chamber Instruments For Laboratory Equipment

Application: 

I. Purpose: Xenon arc test chamber are used for the best simulation of full-spectrum sunlight to reproduce destructive waves existing in different environments. Used for scientific research, product development and quality control to provide the appropriate environment simulation and accelerated testing. Xenon weathering test can be used for the durability test after the selection of new materials, improving existing assessment materials or changes in material composition changes, this test chamber can be use for best simulation of material changes when exposure to the sun in different environmental conditions.

Features:

1. Advanced design technology and concept 

2. Excellent technology of producing and outstanding system of quality management,

3. Xenon lamp tester can be the most realistic simulated solar spectrum, including ultraviolet, visible and infrared. 

4. A full range of spectrum, necessary for most textile sun and color fastness test. 

Main Parameters:

Refrigeration System and Compressor:

1.Refrigerating compressor: imported French "taikang" fully enclosed refrigerating unit.

2.Cooling method: air cooling

3.Refrigerant: environmental friendly refrigerant

4.Main refrigeration accessories: Japan "arugong" solenoid valve;American "Emerson" drying filters, etc.

5.Excellent quality of domestic and foreign well-known brands of air-cooled condenser and fin multi - section evaporator.

Advantages of Refrigeration System:

1.Improved lubrication and lower piston temperature bring greater reliability;

2.Streamlined body to improve airflow management;Reduced pressure, improved refrigeration efficiency;

3.Top discharge valve provides continuous minimum discharge line pulse;

4.SENTRONIC provides reliable lubrication protection system;

5.Use of environmentally friendly refrigerants R23, R404A (excluding CFCS) not prohibited by the Montreal convention or the London amendment.