Product Name:Double 85 (85) wet freezing test chamber

Double 85 (85) wet freezing test chamberApplication scope:

We have adopted a new design of solar cell modules this time, which greatly increases its service life compared to the previous design20～30The reliability test is a simulation of onshore solar photovoltaic modules(Crystalline silicon, amorphous silicon, thin film, spotlight type)Design validation to enable the module to operate for a long time in general climate conditions20For years and above, our company's regulations require that solar cells undergo:Thermal cycle test(Temperature cycling test)、Humidity-freeze test(humidity-freeze test)、Damp Heat(damp heat)To confirm that solar cells can withstand the effects of sub zero temperatures following high temperatures and humidity, as well as fatigue and thermal failure caused by repeated temperature changes. Additionally, to determine the ability of solar cells to resist long-term moisture infiltration, solar energyDouble 85(85)Wet freezing test chamberThe design and capability of experimental equipment must meet relevant specifications:(IEC61215、IEC61646、IEC62108、UL1703、IEEE 1513、IEC61730)The requirements

Double layer double 85 (85) wet freezing test chamberEquipment features:

1Our company uses a new control machine tool to process and shape the box body, which has excellent performance and a beautiful appearance. It adopts a relatively novel design, with non reactive handles and easy operation.

2In order to make the inner liner of the box more durable, our company has adopted a new type of imported stainless steel(SUS304)Mirror panel or304BMade by argon arc welding, and the outer shell of the box is also made of durable materialsA3Steel plate spray coating or stainless steel.

3In terms of temperature control, we can achieve more accurate and reliable temperature and humidity control by adoptingDouble 85(85)Wet freezing test chamberAdopting a microcomputer temperature and humidity controller.

4On the observation window, our company prioritizes the use of large observation windows with lighting fixtures that keep the inside of the box bright and clear at all times, and use double-layer glass.