Temperature Fast Change Test Chamber

The rapid temperature change test chamber simulates product tolerance in short-term temperature differential environments by quickly switching the internal temperature through refrigeration and heating systems. It is used to detect thermal expansion and contraction of materials, coating cracking, component failures, and other issues, commonly applied in quality verification for electronics, automotive parts, and plastic products.
Selection
When selecting, focus on a temperature range that covers actual requirements, determine the temperature change rate according to test standards, and match the chamber volume to the sample size. Confirm parameters such as temperature uniformity and fluctuation, check the refrigeration method (mechanical compression/liquid nitrogen) and energy consumption, while considering equipment stability and maintenance costs.

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Multi-channel mechanical compression refrigeration system is used to achieve rapid temperature change of 15 ° C/min, equipped with PID adaptive algorithm to ensure Temperature Fluctuation +/- 0.5 ° C, through forced air duct system to ensure Temperature Uniformity ≤ 2 ° C, with remote monitoring function.

$ 28119.00

Adopt multi-channel adaptive refrigeration system to achieve 10 ° C/min rapid temperature change, equipped with PID adaptive algorithm to ensure Temperature Fluctuation +/- 0.5 ° C, through the top orifice plate uniform air supply to ensure temperature uniformity, support 120 groups of program editing and remote monitoring functions.

$ 13064.00

The multi-channel mechanical compression refrigeration system is used to achieve rapid temperature change of 10 ° C/min, and the PID adaptive algorithm is equipped to ensure the Temperature Fluctuation +/- 0.5 ° C. The temperature uniformity is guaranteed by the design of the top orifice air supply.

$ 25973.00

Adopt multi-channel mechanical compression refrigeration system and adaptive throttling technology to achieve rapid temperature change of 5 ° C/min; Equipped with PID adaptive algorithm to ensure Temperature Fluctuation +/- 0.5 ° C, through forced air duct system to ensure temperature uniformity.

$ 9836.00

Multi-channel mechanical compression refrigeration system is used to achieve rapid temperature change of 10 ° C/min, equipped with PID adaptive algorithm to ensure Temperature Uniformity ≤ 2 ° C, reduce energy consumption and noise through frequency conversion technology, and support 120 sets of program editing and remote monitoring functions.

$ 28119.00

The multi-channel mechanical compression refrigeration system is used to achieve rapid temperature change of 15 ° C/min, and is equipped with a two-stage throttling system and a forced air duct to ensure temperature uniformity ≤ 2 ° C. Remote visual control and fault self-diagnosis functions are supported through RS485 communication.

$ 20599.00

Adopt multi-channel mechanical compression refrigeration system and frequency conversion technology to achieve rapid temperature change of 5 ° C/min; equipped with PID adaptive algorithm to ensure Temperature Uniformity ≤ 2 ° C, support 120 groups of program editing and remote monitoring functions.

$ 20599.00

Using multi-channel mechanical compression refrigeration system and frequency conversion technology, energy consumption is reduced by 20%; with a linear temperature rise and fall rate of 15 ° C/min, Temperature Uniformity ≤ 2 ° C; through forced air duct system and special PID algorithm to achieve rapid temperature convergence and stability control.

$ 15210.00

Using multi-channel mechanical compression refrigeration system, energy saving up to 80% of congeneric pRoducts; with 5 ℃/min rapid temperature change rate; through forced air duct system to ensure Temperature Uniformity ≤ 2 ℃; equipped with remote monitoring and fault self-diagnosis function.

$ 15210.00

The multi-channel mechanical compression refrigeration system is used to achieve rapid temperature change of 15 ° C/min, and the PID adaptive algorithm is equipped to ensure that the Temperature Uniformity is ≤ 2 ° C, and the 512L studio meets the diverse testing requirements.

$ 31347.00

Adopting multi-channel mechanical compression refrigeration system and frequency conversion technology to achieve 5 ° C/min linear temperature rise and drop; equipped with PID adaptive algorithm to ensure Temperature Fluctuation +/- 0.5 ° C, built-in forced circulation air duct to ensure uniformity ≤ 2 ° C.

$ 13064.00

With a linear temperature rise and fall rate of 10 ° C/min and a wide temperature range of -60 to 150 ° C, multi-channel refrigeration system and PID adaptive algorithm are used to achieve rapid temperature convergence, and environmentally friendly refrigerants and low noise design are equipped.

$ 18437.00

Multi-channel mechanical compression refrigeration system and adaptive throttling technology are used to achieve 5 ° C/min linear temperature rise and drop and +/- 0.5 ° C Temperature Fluctuation; equipped with PID adaptive algorithm and forced air duct system to ensure temperature uniformity and rapid convergence.

$ 15210.00

Multi-channel mechanical compression refrigeration system and frequency conversion technology are used to achieve linear temperature rise and drop at 10 ° C/min, with Temperature Uniformity ≤ 2 ° C. Equipped with PID adaptive algorithm and remote visual control to improve test efficiency and Stability.

$ 23827.00

Temperature range -20~ 150 ℃, Temperature Uniformity ≤ +/- 2.0 ℃, using multi-layer conductive film tempered hollow Glass observation window and upper air supply and lower air return mode to ensure stable and reliable test environment.

$ 6496.00

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