Multi-Nozzle Rain Test Chamber with Automatic Water Circulation

STANDARD FEATURES

A rainfall tester is a device used to simulate natural rainfall environment to test the weather resistance and waterproof performance of products under different rainfall conditions. Certain steps and precautions need to be followed when installing a rainfall tester to ensure its proper operation and safety. The following is a general installation guide for the rainfall tester:

1. Confirm site preparation

Space Requirements: Ensure that the installation site has enough space to accommodate the tester and leave enough room for operation.

Ground Requirements: The ground should be level, firm and able to support the weight of the test chamber. Avoid installing the equipment on unstable surfaces.

Drainage facilities: Considering that a large amount of water will be generated during the test, ensure that there is a good drainage system nearby.

2. Check equipment integrity

Before installation, check that the equipment is intact and complete with accessories. If there are any damaged or missing parts, please contact the supplier promptly.

3. Selection of installation location

Avoid placing the Drenching Tester in a place exposed to direct sunlight, as well as away from heat and vibration sources.

Ensure that there are no flammable or explosive materials around.

4. Connecting the power supply

Connect the power supply correctly according to the power requirements of the equipment. Be sure to have a professional electrician make the electrical connections to ensure compliance with local electrical safety standards.

5. Connect the water supply

If the appliance requires an external water supply, ensure that it is connected to a clean water source and set the appropriate water pressure according to the manufacturer's instructions.

6. Installation of an exhaust device

If the equipment is equipped with an exhaust device, it should be installed correctly according to the instruction manual to ensure that the moisture can be effectively discharged during the experiment.

7. Commissioning and Inspection

After the installation of the equipment, carry out the necessary commissioning work, including but not limited to the adjustment of water flow, nozzle angle, temperature control and other parameters.

Carry out functional tests to ensure that all components can operate normally.

Precautions:

Strictly follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer throughout the installation process.

If unsure about certain steps, it is recommended to consult a professional or contact the manufacturer's technical support.

Please note that different drench test chambers may have different specific requirements, so it is very important to carefully read the specific installation instructions provided by the manufacturer before installation.