LISUN JL-34 swing pipe water spray test equipment is used for IPX3 and IPX4 water proof test

The LISUN JL-34 swing pipe water spray test equipment is a piece of apparatus that is used in the process of evaluating the resistance of electronic and electrical goods to the effects of water. It was developed with the express purpose of determining how well things perform in terms of water resistance in line with the IPX3 and IPX4 waterproof level requirements, which were established by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC).

Using the LISUN JL-34 swing pipe water spray test equipment, the product that is being evaluated is first secured in position, and then it is exposed to a stream of water coming from a nozzle. This allows the IPX3 and IPX4 water resistance tests to be carried out. The nozzle is attached to a swing arm that turns and swings, giving the impression that the product is being exposed to water from a variety of different directions. The spray is applied for a certain amount of time, after which the product is examined for indications of water damage or contamination caused by the spray.

The LISUN JL-34 swing pipe water spray test equipment is built with a variety of characteristics to provide accurate and dependable testing. These features are meant to ensure accurate and trustworthy testing. For instance, it enables the nozzle height, flow rate, and pressure to all be adjusted, in addition to the test duration's ability to be modified. In addition, the apparatus has a data collecting system that can precisely monitor and record test parameters, as well as an alarm system that may notify operators of any concerns that may arise while the test is being performed.

In conclusion, the LISUN JL-34 swing pipe water spray test equipment is an essential piece of machinery for manufacturers and suppliers who are required to analyze the waterproof performance of their goods and assure compliance with the IPX3 and IPX4 waterproof level requirements.

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