LISUN JL-12 drip box is used for IPX1 and IPX2 waterproof test

The LISUN JL-12 Drip Box is a device that is used to test the waterproofness of electrical and electronic devices to assess whether or not they comply with the criteria outlined by the International Electrotechnical Commission for IPX1 and IPX2 (IEC). The minimal degree of protection that electrical equipment must have against water dropping from the ceiling and light sprays of water is specified by these standards.

When utilizing the LISUN JL-12 Drip Box, the following procedures are commonly performed in order to complete a waterproof test to either IPX1 or IPX2 standards:

  • Preparing the Test Sample The first step in getting the test sample ready is to attach it to the drip box so that it is positioned so that it is pointing downwards. This posture is intended to imitate how the equipment would be used in real life. It also enables water to flow down, which serves as a test of the equipment's ability to remain waterproof.
  • Putting together the Drip Box First, the drip box is given a filling of water, and then the adjustable drip rate is calibrated to either the IPX1 or IPX2 standard.
  • Launching the Test The first step in launching the test is powering up the drip box and allowing the water to slowly flow over the test sample. The experiment is allowed to go on for a certain amount of time, during which the water droplets are gathered in a dish or a tray.
  • Evaluating the Results Once the test has been completed, the apparatus is inspected for any indications of water infiltration, such as the presence of visible moisture, electrical failures, or visual damage.

The LISUN JL-12 Drip Box offers an accurate and consistent method for determining whether or not electrical devices meet the requirements of the IPX1 and IPX2 standards for waterproofness. This ensures that the equipment is acceptable for use in a variety of conditions and offers a high degree of protection against mild sprays of water and dripping water. Additionally, this ensures that the equipment is suitable for use in a variety of environments.

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