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General| Shelf Number | 2 |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 0.1 °C |
| Chamber Volume | 120 L |
| Power Supply | 230 V 50/60 Hz |
| Input Type | Pt100 temperature sensor |
| Power Supply (Controller) | 230 V 50/60 Hz |
| Mounting | Panel mounting |
Detailed technical specifications for the climatic test cabinets.
Visual representation of the temperature and humidity operating range.
List of available optional accessories for the climatic test cabinets.
Overview of the climatic test cabinet's physical components and design.
Guidelines for safely lifting and transporting the climatic test cabinet.
Instructions for unpacking the climatic test cabinet and checking contents.
Recommendations for placing the climatic test cabinet in its operational environment.
Important checks and preparations before operating the climatic test cabinet.
Safety warnings and operational limits for using the climatic test cabinet.
Procedure for filling the water reservoir for humidity functions.
Instructions on how to power on the climatic test cabinet.
Description of the auxiliary control panel and its ports (Printer, RS 232).
Detailed explanation of the climatic test cabinet's display and control buttons.
Guide to setting up and running operational cycles on the cabinet.
Procedure for configuring the cabinet's language, date, and time settings.
Description of the display state immediately after switching on the cabinet.
Detailed steps for programming test cycles, including parameters and power failure settings.
Configuration options for the printer connection and logging interval.
How to view PT-100 sensor readings on the display.
Configuration of lighting periods and activation for the chamber.
Steps to follow after completing an operational cycle, including shutdown.
Cleaning procedures for the chamber interior on a monthly basis.
Cleaning the condenser unit every three months for optimal performance.
Recommendation for annual calibration and system checks by technicians.
Explanation of error messages displayed by the control system and their solutions.
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