Rapid-Rate Thermal Cycle Test Chamber

Rapid-Rate Thermal Cycle Test Chamber

QW Series

Environmental simulation chamber for tests requiring quick changes of temperature.

With our rapid-rate thermal cycle test chambers, it’s possible to create fast and precise temperature transitions that help assess how products handle sudden shifts in climate. The combination of efficient cooling technology and responsive controls supports testing routines that demand both speed and accuracy.

Features

  • Supports rapid temperature shifts, achieving cooling rates up to 15 °C per minute with mechanical refrigeration alone. When combined with liquid nitrogen assistance, cooling speeds can reach 30 °C per minute.
  • Provides precise control, maintaining temperature fluctuation within ±0.5 °C and deviation better than ±1.5 °C throughout the test cycle.
Rapid-Rate Thermal Cycle Test Chamber

Our temperature and humidity test chamber models comply with the following standards: EN IEC 61000-6-2:2019 / EN IEC 61000-6-4:2019 / EN 61010-1:2010+A1:2019

Parameter Table

Standard Configuration

Hour meter 1pc
Hour meter 1pc
2 sets of specimen racks
2 sets of specimen racks
1 sample power control terminal1 RS-485 communication port1 RJ-45 Ethernet port
1 sample power control terminal1 RS-485 communication port1 RJ-45 Ethernet port
USB port 1
USB port 1
1 observing window (insulating glass with transparent heating film)
1 observing window (insulating glass with transparent heating film)
2 cable ports (Ø100 mm), one on eachside, supplied with grey soft rubber plugsand covers
2 cable ports (Ø100 mm), one on eachside, supplied with grey soft rubber plugsand covers
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The listed performance data for air-cooled units are measured under ambient conditions of +25 °C and relative humidity not exceeding ≤85%, with the chamber empty and no ventilation applied. For water-cooled units, performance is specified within an ambient temperature range of +15 °C to +35 °C, relative humidity up to ≤85%, and cooling water temperature at or below ≤+28℃, also measured with no test samples inside the chamber.