LIB provides a large selection of water spray chambers to test the IPX1, X2, IPX3, IPX4, IPX4, IPX5, IPX6, IPX7 IPX8, IPX6K and IPX9K protection degree against rain and sprays according to IEC 60529, MIL-STD 810 and other international standards.
Rain test chambers are available in different sizes and structures to meet the different testing needs of customers.
How Do Rain Test Chamber Works
LIB rain chamber is to simulate the natural rainfall environment through a series of systems and processes, so as to effectively test the rain resistance of the product. Its core components include rainfall system, water supply system, control system, sample fixtures and water circulation system. When rain test chamber works, the controller starts the water supply system according to the pre-set parameters, and the water is delivered to the rain or water jetting and the tested sample receives the specified time and intensity of the rain on the turntable.
Troubleshooting of Rain Test Chambers
1. Sensor Calibration: If the test results are inconsistent or erratic, check the calibration of the chamber's sensors, such as rain intensity or drop size sensors. Recalibrate or replace them if necessary.
2. Water Supply Issues: Inspect the water supply system, including hoses, valves, and filters. Ensure there are no blockages or leaks that may affect the water flow rate or distribution.
3. Control System Check: Verify the settings and programming of the chamber's control system. Ensure that the selected test parameters, such as rain intensity or duration, are properly configured.
4. Leakage Detection: If water is leaking from the chamber or seeping into unwanted areas, carefully inspect the chamber's seals, gaskets, and doors. Replace any damaged or worn components to prevent water leakage.
5. Electrical Connections: Check all electrical connections, including power supply, cables, and connectors, to ensure they are secure and properly grounded. Loose or faulty connections can cause erratic behavior or system failures.
6. Software or Programming Errors: If the rain test chamber is controlled through software, check for any errors or glitches in the programming. Update or reinstall the software if needed to address any issues.
7. Safety Features: If any safety features, such as emergency stop buttons or safety interlocks, are not functioning correctly, troubleshoot the system to ensure the operator's safety during testing.
8. User Manual and Technical Support: Consult the user manual provided by the manufacturer for troubleshooting guidance. If needed, reach out to the manufacturer's technical support team for assistance with more complex issues.
Rain Test Chamber Case
KIWA is a global certification and testing service provider headquartered in the Netherlands,founded in 1948, KIWA is committed to providing professional certification, testing, inspection,training and consulting services to various industries and KIwa's business scope covers construction and infrastructure, energy and water treatment, food and beverage, medical devices, automotive and transportation.
On October 25, 2018, a technical manager from Kiwa UK sent an email stating the requirements of the IP testing and the products can perform a full set of IP tests, which they provide service to third parties. LIB recommends TH-80, DI-2000, RNH 12, RNH-34, RNH-56,R78-600 for building a complete IP lab.
In the process of use, after-sales online continued to solve customers' questions about water flow, and customer feedback was good.
In 2019, general manger Youngsen visited the customer's factory and IP lab, solving customer problems on the spot, and the two sides looked forward to cooperating again in the future.
KIWA engineer was using LIB test chamber
LIB rain test chambers are placed in KIWA's laboratory
LIB's general manager Youngsen visited KIWA'S laboratory
