Custom Thermal Shock Chambers Meets NFPA 79:2015 And EN 61010-1 Test Standards

In the world of electrical equipment manufacturing and safety assessment, compliance with industry standards is non-negotiable. The Custom Thermal Shock Chambers, designed to meet both NFPA 79:2015 and EN 61010-1 test standards, emerge as a crucial tool for ensuring the reliability and safety of a wide range of electrical devices.

This custom-engineered thermal shock chamber is dedicated to subjecting electrical equipment and its components to comprehensive thermal shock testing regimens mandated by NFPA 79:2015 and EN 61010-1. It serves electrical equipment manufacturers, testing laboratories, and quality assurance departments.

The primary objective is to evaluate the ability of equipment such as control panels, motors, relays, and power supplies to withstand rapid and extreme temperature changes. By replicating thermal shock conditions that these components may encounter during their operational lifetimes, manufacturers can identify potential weaknesses, optimize design and manufacturing processes, and enhance the overall safety and performance of their electrical products.

• Robust and Insulated Chamber Structure
  Constructed with heavy-duty, heat-resistant materials including high-strength steel alloy and advanced thermal insulation layers. Features a reliable sealing mechanism, viewing window, and adjustable racks for various component sizes.
• Precision Temperature Control System
  Temperature range from -50°C to +150°C with ±0.3°C accuracy. Capable of rapid temperature cycling with transition times as short as a few seconds for realistic testing conditions.
• Intuitive Control Panel and Data Acquisition
  User-friendly interface for setting test parameters with real-time monitoring. Comprehensive data acquisition system records temperature histories, cycle times, and component changes with report generation capabilities.
• Advanced Safety Features
  Includes over-temperature/current protection, emergency stop, alarms, and proper ventilation. Complies with NFPA 79:2015 and EN 61010-1 safety requirements for electrical shock and fire hazard protection.