Product Description
- A humidity testing chamber is a specially designed environmental chamber that is used to simulate different levels of humidity. By controlling the temperature and relative humidity inside the chamber, engineers can test products or materials for their performance in high-humidity conditions.
- The standard controllable temperature/humidity range for most manufacturers is 5 deg C (41 deg F) to 85 deg C (185 deg F) with 10% to 98% RH, limited by a 7 deg C (44 deg F) dew point.
- The purpose of humidity chambers is to test the influence of varying environments on products to determine the length of their usefulness and at what point they will fail. The collected data assists engineers in adjusting their designs and selecting more resilient materials
- A humidity chamber is a mechanism that creates different environments to allow manufacturers to test their products to the harshest of conditions. It also enables them to see how their products react to variations in humidity. Manufacturers are able to test the various parameters of their products in the harshest of conditions.
