Temperature Humidity Test Chamber 408-THC102 Catalog

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Overview :

Lab Expo Temperature Humidity Test Chamber 408-THC102 is a microprocessor-controlled unit designed with a spacious capacity of 408L. It offers a broad temperature range from -20°C to +150°C and humidity of 98%RH, maintaining controlled conditions. It features an advanced blower motor to ensure optimal air circulation within the chamber. It is equipped with an LCD touchscreen for easy operation and function. 

Specifications:
Capacity 408L
Temperature Range -20℃ to +150℃
Humidity Range 20%RH to 98%RH
Temperature Fluctuation ±0.5℃
Humidity Fluctuation ±2% RH
Temperature Deviation ±2.0°C
Humidity Deviation ≤3% RH (>75% RH); ≤±5% RH (≤75% RH)
Temperature Uniformity ±2.0°C
Humidity Uniformity +2%/-3% RH
Temperature Heating Time About 3°C/min (non-linear, no load)
Temperature Cooling Time About 1°C/min (+85°C to -40°C, non-linear, no load)
External Chamber 1.2mm cold rolled steel plate
Internal Chamber 1.0mm SUS#304 stainless steel, bottom 2mm thick SUS#304, reinforced with square tube (≥250kg/m² capacity)
Insulation Material PU Polyurethane foam (100mm thick)
Heating Tube Nickel-chromium alloy electric heating tube
Air Supply System Blower with variable frequency speed
Power Consumption 4kW
Power Supply 220V, 50Hz
Internal Dimensions 600 x 850 x 800 mm
External Dimensions 1000 x 1900 x 1795 mm
Weight 380kg

Features:

  • Stainless steel chamber with 1.0mm SUS304 interior
  • Polyurethane foam insulation 100mm thick
  • Low noise operation with variable frequency blower
  • Advanced cooling system 1C/min rate
  • Ecofriendly refrigerant for sustainable use
  • PID controller with 0.1C resolution

Applications:

FunctionImplementationQuality control labs±0.5℃ temperature fluctuation ensures precise environmental testingClinical sample storage408L capacity supports batch processing of specimensResearch material testing-20℃ to +150℃ range enables extreme condition simulationIndustrial component validation±2%/-3% RH humidity uniformity maintains consistent test environmentsPharmaceutical stability studiesAbout 3°C/min heating time accelerates thermal cycling protocols

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