The ipx6 Waterproof Test Chamber can also be called an ipx6 strong flushing device. It uses a distance of 2.5-3 meters from the spray gun to conduct strong flushing test testing on various electronic products.
IPX6 refers to preventing the invasion of large waves and damage to equipment soaked in water due to the invasion of large waves. Automobile headlights generally need to meet the IPx56 waterproof test.
The test condition of IPX6 waterproof test chamber is that the nozzle inner diameter of the spray gun is 12.5mm; The water flow needs to reach 100 L/min; The water pressure needs to be adjusted according to the specified water flow; The water spraying distance needs to be 2.5m-3 meters from the shell; The water spraying time per square meter of its shell surface is about 1 minute; The shell test time should not be at least 3 minutes; The ipx6 water spray test chamber is divided into two different shapes of instruments: open type and chamber type, which can be used to test sampl...
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