Seven Warning Signs for High and Low Temperature Shock Test Chamber

A High and Low Temperature Shock Test Chamber is used to evaluate a product's resistance to repeated high and low temperatures, as well as the chemical changes or physical damage caused by thermal expansion and contraction, ensuring product quality. It is an essential testing device for product evaluation. Below are key precautions to observe when using this equipment.

1. Never connect the test sample’s power supply to the chamber’s power supply, as this will increase the electrical load.
2. Prohibited items: Do not test flammable, explosive, highly corrosive, or strongly radioactive materials.
3. No handling or maintenance while powered on: Avoid moving or repairing the device during operation or while it is energized.
4. High-temperature burns: High and Low Temperature Shock Test Chamber extremely high temperatures during high-temperature tests.
5. Low-temperature burns: High and Low Temperature Shock Test Chamber reaches extremely low temperatures during low-temperature tests.
6. Electric shock hazard: Do not touch electrical components while the device is operating.
7. Avoid slamming the door: Do not forcefully open or close the chamber door.

The temperature shock test chamber features an elegant design, rational structure, advanced manufacturing techniques, and high-quality materials. Equipped with precision measurement devices and a user-friendly large LCD touch-screen controller, it ensures simple operation and stable, reliable performance.