LISUN JL-8 immersion tank waterproof test device is used for IPX8 test

The LISUN JL-8 Immersion Tank Waterproof Test Device is a piece of testing equipment that may assess the degree to which electronic items adhere to the IPX8 standard regarding their ability to withstand water exposure. According to standard 60529 established by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC), the degree of protection offered against total submersion in water is denoted by the acronym IPX8. The IPX8 certification verifies that the product is able to withstand being submerged in water for a certain amount of time and at a certain depth without suffering any kind of water-related harm.

The JL-8 immersion tank was developed to properly evaluate the waterproof performance of electrical devices by simulating the situations that exist in real life when waterproofing is required. The electrical device being evaluated is put within the tank's watertight chamber, which may be filled with water to a certain level. The tank also contains a fill level gauge. The effectiveness of the product's waterproofing is evaluated by calculating the quantity of water that enters the gadget when it is submerged in water for the designated duration of time.

The JL-8 immersion tank has a water level control system, a temperature control system, and a pressure control system so that the test conditions may be controlled precisely and reliably, as required by the IPX8 requirements. The testing procedure may be seen via a see-through glass, and the findings can be written down for further in-depth examination at a later time.

To summarize, the LISUN JL-8 Immersion Tank Waterproof Test Device is an essential tool for manufacturers and quality control departments to evaluate the waterproof performance of electronic products and ensure that they meet the IPX8 standard. This can be accomplished through testing the immersion tank's ability to withstand water pressure. It is possible for manufacturers to verify that their goods are safe and dependable for use in damp settings by using this device. This contributes to an improvement in customer satisfaction while also helping to decrease the possibility of product returns or liability claims.

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