|
Cooling Power |
400W |
|
Control |
Button |
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Applying space |
120-150m2 |
|
CFM |
23000m3/h |
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N.W./G.W. |
38.0kg/45.5kg |
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Git box dimension |
925x635x1730mm |
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Product Size |
860x570x1800mm |
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Tank Capacity |
210L |
|
Cooling Power |
400W |
|
Control |
Button |
|
Applying space |
120-150m2 |
|
CFM |
23000m3/h |
|
N.W./G.W. |
38.0kg/45.5kg |
|
Git box dimension |
925x635x1730mm |
|
Product Size |
860x570x1800mm |
|
Tank Capacity |
210L |
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READ MOREHow to test and verify the working performance of Three Modes Low Power Consumption And Low Noise Mobile Air Cooler LBW-2046 in high temperature environment?
1. Test environment preparation
Temperature control room: Establish a test room that can simulate high temperature environment. The temperature is usually set at the upper limit of the rated operating temperature range of the device, such as 40℃ to 50℃.
Temperature monitoring equipment: Install temperature sensors and recorders to monitor the temperature changes of the test environment in real time.
2. Equipment installation and commissioning
Equipment preparation: Install the device in the test room and ensure that it is connected to the power supply and water source (if applicable).
Initial commissioning: Perform preliminary tests on the device at room temperature to ensure that all functions are normal.
3. High temperature test
Gradually increase the temperature: Gradually increase the temperature of the test room, monitor the reaction of the device during the temperature increase process, and record the startup and operation of the device.
Continuous operation test: In a set high temperature environment, let the device run continuously for a period of time (usually several hours to several days) to observe its performance, such as cooling effect, noise level and energy consumption.
4. Performance evaluation
Cooling effect test: Use temperature sensors to measure the temperature at the equipment outlet and indoor temperature to evaluate its cooling efficiency.
Energy consumption measurement: Record the power consumption when running at high temperature to evaluate energy efficiency.
Noise level test: Use a decibel meter to measure the noise level when the equipment is running to ensure that it meets the design standards.
5. Fault and safety test
Fault simulation: Simulate possible fault conditions at high temperature, such as water pump failure, fan failure, etc., to observe whether the protection mechanism of the equipment is effective.
Safety assessment: Ensure that the equipment will not overheat, short-circuit or other safety hazards in a high temperature environment.
6. Data recording and analysis
Record test data: Record the operating data of the equipment at high temperature in detail, including temperature, energy consumption, cooling effect and noise level.
Result analysis: Analyze the test data to evaluate the stability and reliability of the equipment in a high temperature environment and identify potential problems.
7. Report writing
Test report: Write a detailed test report to summarize the test process, results and analysis, and put forward improvement suggestions or follow-up test plans.