LISUN JL-7 immersion tank waterproof test device is used for IPX7 test

The LISUN JL-7 immersion tank waterproof test device is a specialized piece of testing equipment that is used to conduct IPX7 waterproof tests on electronic and electrical items. These tests are carried out in accordance with international standards. Testing that determine a product's capacity to withstand water while completely submerged in a water bath are called IPX7 tests. These tests are meant to assess a product's resistance to water. The LISUN JL-7 immersion tank is a testing instrument of superior quality and dependability that is constructed in accordance with the most recent standards published by IEC and UL.

The LISUN JL-7 immersion tank has a big water bath as well as an adjustable arm that may be used to secure the object that is being evaluated. The temperature of the water bath is kept at a constant level and the settings may be changed to replicate a variety of circumstances seen in the natural world. The arm may be moved to a variety of angles to replicate a variety of testing situations, and its primary function is to completely submerge the object in the water bath.

During an IPX7 test, the product being evaluated is fastened firmly to the adjustable arm and then submerged entirely in the water bath. The product is subsequently put through a process in which it is exposed to a certain amount of water pressure for a particular amount of time. After the procedure has been finished, the product is taken out of the water bath and examined for any indications of deterioration or damage caused by the water.

If a factory, research facility, or quality control department has to analyze the waterproof capabilities of electronic or electrical goods, then the LISUN JL-7 immersion tank waterproof test gadget is a vital tool for them to have. The LISUN JL-7 immersion tank offers a testing solution that is dependable and accurate, and it does so by having sophisticated features and controls that are simple to use. This solution is designed for IPX7 waterproof tests.

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