Air to air temperature shock test chamber with fixed test space

ShockEvent D damper-type shock test chambers with fixed test space are ideal for vibration-sensitive or active test objects such as sensors and other electronic components. During the thermal cycling test, temperature-controlled hot or cold air flows into the test chamber to the test specimen. This means that the test specimen remains stationary and does not have to be moved between several temperature chambers, as is the case with horizontal and vertical shock test chambers.

This makes the damper-type shock test chamber unique.

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Hot chamber

The temperature can be preconditioned between 55°C and 225°C in the hot chamber above the test space. The air enters the test space from there via a flap mechanism.

Cold chamber

The temperature can be preconditioned between -80°C and 0 °C in the cold chamber underneath the test space. The air enters the test space from there via a flap mechanism.

Integrated Touch panel 18 cm (7")

Operation/programming and monitoring unit with 18 cm (7"). With this, all settings can be made and test programs can be conveniently programmed.

Test Material and Test Cabinet Protection

Independently adjustable temperature limiter tmin/tmax, separate sensor installed in the test chamber. Dehumidifier to prevent condensation formation on the sample. Software temperature limiter tmin/tmax, individually adjustable fixed value. Potential-free contact specifically for heat-emitting test specimen, connected to socket max. load 24V 0,5A.<br />

Master switch

The master switch allows the user to turn the entire chamber on and off centrally with just one movement. This helps to save energy and increases safety when the device is not in use.

Plug panels and interfaces

USB port for data recording (csv) and four digital inputs and outputs as standard. Control and data recording via the network connection with S!MPATI® software. Control via external programs using the SimServ protocol is also possible.

Condensation drain

The condensate drains away via the condensate drain at the rear.

Test space

Grid shelves can be placed on seven levels in the test space, which is made of corrosion-resistant stainless steel 1.4301. Maximum load: 150 kg.

Generously dimensioned test space door

The large test space door allows convenient loading and unloading of the test space and is opened and closed with the integrated handle.

Access ports

For easy installation, the damper-type shock test chambers are equipped with a 50mm access port and a fitted silicone plug as standard.

Chamber infrastructure

A mains connection, cooling water connections, a compressed air connection, a condensate drain and an Ethernet interface can be found on the rear of the chamber.

How does the damper shock work?

In contrast to other shock test chambers, the ShockEvent D damper-type shock test chamber works with a fixed test space. Temperature-controlled hot and cold air is pre-tempered in chambers above and below the test chamber. The damper-style shock test chamber allows this air to flow into the test space via flaps. This makes it significantly different from horizontal and vertical shock test chambers, in which the test specimen moves between two or three temperature ranges in a test basket.

We develop the optimal solution for your application.

The ShockEvent D is designed for performing common thermal shock test standards. 

Shock operation
EIAJ ED-2531B Na
IEC 60068-2-14 Na
JASO D 014-4
MIL-STD 202H, Meth. 107 (A)
MIL-STD 883L -2, Meth. 1010.9 (A, B)
 
By preconditioning the air in the hot and cold chambers, the temperature settling times can be reduced.
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Testspace volume (l)210
Test Space Dimensions (H x W x D) (mm)500 x 700 x 600
External Dimensions (HxWxD) [mm] 1970 x 1485 x 1765
Temperature Range Test Room-65 ... 200
Recovery time Cycling Test MIL-STD-202G (min)5
Recovery time Cycling Test MIL-STD-883-1 Method1010.9 (min)15
Power Rating (kW)31.9
Sound Pressure Level (dB(A))63
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