xenon lamp solar simulator chamber

xenon lamp solar simulator chamber

558005.0 INR/Unit

Product Details:

  • Test Range Varied illumination, 250 1800 W/m
  • Operating Voltage 220V 10%, 50/60 Hz
  • Port Size Standard sealing flange, 2-inch
  • Temperature Room Temperature to 80C (controllable)
  • Max Height 1.6 m (overall)
  • Number of Specimens 1 12 slots (customizable)
  • Measuring Range Ultraviolet, visible and infrared spectrum (2902500 nm)
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xenon lamp solar simulator chamber Price And Quantity

  • 1 Unit
  • 558005.0 INR/Unit
  • 900 mm 1200 mm 1600 mm
  • 500 mm 500 mm 600 mm
  • 1.5 kW
  • Over-temperature, over-current, and door-open protection
  • 2% over test period
  • 0 9999 hours
  • Air-cooled Xenon arc lamp
  • Integrated air cooling
  • Stainless steel, corrosion-resistant
  • ASTM, ISO, IEC solar simulation standards
  • >1200 hours (typical)
  • Removable and adjustable tray

xenon lamp solar simulator chamber Product Specifications

  • Xenon Lamp Solar Simulator Chamber
  • Programmable PLC-based touch screen control
  • Selectable 10 30 cycles/min
  • 1 W/m
  • 30% 98% RH (adjustable)
  • RS-232 / USB
  • Accelerated aging, light stability and weathering test
  • 7-inch TFT LCD touch screen
  • AC 220V, 50Hz
  • 50/60 Hz
  • Programmable light/dark cycles, cooling system, temperature & humidity control, safety interlock
  • Max 160 mm 160 mm
  • 3 seconds full intensity
  • 0 1 MPa
  • Floor-standing cabinet
  • Adjustable chamber volume, up to 150 L
  • 2% irradiance uniformity
  • 350 mm
  • 1.6 m (overall)
  • Ultraviolet, visible and infrared spectrum (2902500 nm)
  • Automatic
  • Approx. 300 kg
  • 1 12 slots (customizable)
  • Standard sealing flange, 2-inch
  • Adjustable, 0 300 mm
  • Varied illumination, 250 1800 W/m
  • 220V 10%, 50/60 Hz
  • Room Temperature to 80C (controllable)
  • Photovoltaic testing, plastics, rubber & paints weatherability
  • 900 mm 1200 mm 1600 mm
  • 500 mm 500 mm 600 mm
  • 1.5 kW
  • Over-temperature, over-current, and door-open protection
  • 2% over test period
  • 0 9999 hours
  • Air-cooled Xenon arc lamp
  • Integrated air cooling
  • Stainless steel, corrosion-resistant
  • ASTM, ISO, IEC solar simulation standards
  • >1200 hours (typical)
  • Removable and adjustable tray

xenon lamp solar simulator chamber Trade Information

  • Cash in Advance (CID)
  • 100 Unit Per Month
  • 7 Days
  • All India

Product Description

Standard Features

Model

DR-H301

Internal dimension (WxDxH)

500*600*500mm

External dimension (WxDxH)

1000*1000*1750mm

Temperature range

RT+10~ 60 (suggest to use 402)

Temperature Fluctuation

1

Ozone concentration

50~1000 pphm, adjustable

Ozone concentration deviation

10%

Sample holder

SUS#304 stainless steel

Temperature controller

Programmable touch screen controller

Ozone concentration analysis

Concentration analysis meter

Ozone generator

High pressure silence discharge type

Protection system

Leakage, short circuit, over temperature, over heat

Test criteria

ASTM D1149, ISO 1431, JIS K6259...

Xenon lamp solar simulation room
Xenon lamp solar simulation room is a device specifically designed to simulate solar spectra and natural environmental conditions, widely used in fields such as photovoltaic modules, materials science research, automotive industry, aerospace, etc. It simulates the spectrum and intensity of sunlight by using high-power xenon lamps, and combines changes in environmental factors such as temperature, humidity, and rainfall to conduct accelerated aging tests on materials and products. The following is a detailed introduction about the xenon lamp solar simulation room:

major function 
1. Spectral simulation:
Solar spectrum matching: The spectrum emitted by the xenon lamp is highly matched with the solar spectrum, and can simulate the full spectrum of sunlight, including ultraviolet, visible, and infrared.
Spectral control: Some advanced models of simulation chambers can adjust spectral distribution to simulate sunlight in different geographical locations and seasons.
2. Light intensity control:
Irradiance adjustment: The simulation room can accurately control the intensity of light, usually expressed in irradiance (W/m ), to simulate sunlight at different time periods and weather conditions.
Uniformity: Ensure a uniform distribution of light within the testing area to provide consistent testing conditions.
3. Humidity control:
Humidity range: The humidity range is usually 20% to 98%, which can simulate various environmental conditions from dry to high humidity.
Humidity stability: Ensure that the humidity remains stable during the testing process to avoid the impact of humidity fluctuations on the test results.
4. Rainfall simulation:
Sprinkler system: Equipped with a water sprinkler system, it can simulate the impact of rainwater on materials, including special environments such as acid rain.
Spray cycle: The spray cycle and duration can be set to simulate different rainfall conditions.
5. Loop testing:
Program control: Different cyclic testing programs can be set to simulate the aging process of materials under different time periods and climatic conditions.
Automated operation: Some advanced models of simulation rooms support automated operation and can automatically adjust various parameters according to preset programs.

Standards met by xenon lamp solar simulation room
As a device used to simulate solar spectra and natural environmental conditions, the design and performance of xenon lamp solar simulation room need to comply with a series of international and industry standards. These standards ensure that the simulation room can accurately and reliably simulate sunlight, and provide consistent and reproducible test results. The following are the main standards that xenon lamp solar simulation rooms typically need to meet:
1. International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) standards
IEC 60904-9:2020
Content: This standard specifies the performance requirements and classification methods for solar simulators used in photovoltaic equipment, including spectral matching, irradiance uniformity, temporal and spatial stability, etc.
Application: Suitable for testing photovoltaic modules and materials, ensuring that the simulator can provide spectra and intensities similar to natural sunlight.
IEC 61215-2:2016
Content: This standard specifies the testing requirements for ground use crystalline silicon photovoltaic modules and specifies the specific application of simulators in testing photovoltaic modules.
Application: Used to evaluate the performance and durability of photovoltaic modules under different environmental conditions.
2. American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) standards
ASTM G173-03(2020)
Content: This standard provides standard solar spectral irradiance distribution data for ground-based solar simulators.
Application: Used for calibrating and verifying the spectral output of solar simulators to ensure it matches the natural solar spectrum.
ASTM E927-19
Content: This standard specifies the classification, performance requirements, and testing methods for solar simulators, including spectral matching, irradiance uniformity, temporal and spatial stability, etc.
Application: Used to evaluate the overall performance of the solar simulator, ensuring that it can meet specific testing requirements.
3. International Organization for Standardization (ISO) standards
ISO 4892-2:2013
Content: This standard specifies the testing methods for plastics exposed to laboratory light sources (including xenon lamps), covering the control of parameters such as temperature, humidity, and light intensity.
Application: Used to evaluate the weather resistance and photostability of plastic materials under different environmental conditions.
ISO 16474-2:2013
Content: This standard specifies the testing methods for coatings and varnishes exposed to laboratory light sources, covering specific requirements for xenon lamp exposure testing.
Application: Used to evaluate the weather resistance and photostability of coatings and varnishes under different environmental conditions.
4. Chinese National Standards (GB)
GB/T 16422.2-2014
Content: This standard specifies the testing method for plastic laboratory light source exposure, covering specific requirements for xenon lamp exposure testing.
Application: Used to evaluate the weather resistance and photostability of plastic materials under different environmental conditions.
GB/T 1865-2009
Content: This standard specifies the testing methods for artificial climate aging and artificial radiation exposure of paints and varnishes, covering specific requirements for xenon lamp exposure testing.
Application: Used to evaluate the weather resistance and photostability of paints and varnishes under different environmental conditions.
5. Other relevant standards
SAE J2412
Content: This standard specifies the testing method for automotive interior materials exposed to xenon lamp light sources.
Application: Used to evaluate the weather resistance and photostability of automotive interior materials under different environmental conditions.
SAE J2527
Content: This standard specifies the testing method for automotive exterior materials exposed to xenon lamp light sources.
Application: Used to evaluate the weather resistance and photostability of automotive exterior materials under different environmental conditions.


Superior Sunlight Simulation

Utilizing a high-efficiency 1.5 kW air-cooled xenon arc lamp, this solar simulator chamber achieves broad-spectrum irradiance from 290 to 2500 nm. With precise irradiance uniformity within 2% and customizable light/dark cycles, it accurately replicates outdoor sunlight conditions for accelerated material testing and research.


Robust Construction and Safety

The chamber is built from corrosion-resistant stainless steel and incorporates advanced safety features, including over-temperature, over-current, and door-open interlocks. Its integrated air cooling sustains stable operation, while a programmable PLC touch screen interface ensures ease of control and monitoring throughout every test cycle.


Versatile Applications and Programmable Testing

Featured with fully adjustable temperature, humidity, test stroke, and cycle settings, this equipment caters to a range of industries testing plastics, paints, rubbers, and solar panels. Its large, adjustable-volume chamber and specimen tray allow simultaneous testing of up to 12 samples, boosting efficiency for research and development projects.

FAQ's of xenon lamp solar simulator chamber:


Q: How does the xenon lamp solar simulator chamber replicate natural sunlight conditions?

A: The chamber uses a 1.5 kW air-cooled xenon arc lamp, covering ultraviolet, visible, and infrared ranges (290-2500 nm). This broad spectrum closely matches solar radiation, providing realistic aging and weathering effects for material testing in compliance with ASTM, ISO, and IEC standards.

Q: What sample types and sizes can be tested with this solar simulator chamber?

A: It supports a variety of specimens, including plastics, rubber, paints, and photovoltaic cells. The internal removable and adjustable tray accommodates up to 12 samples, each up to 160 mm 160 mm, within the chamber's generous volume (up to 150 liters).

Q: When should I use this chamber for material testing?

A: The chamber is ideal for accelerated aging and weathering tests when rapid, repeatable exposure to controlled sunlight, humidity, and temperature is required. It is especially useful during product development or quality control of materials that need to meet industry standards for durability and performance.

Q: Where is the optimal installation site for the xenon chamber?

A: The chamber is designed as a floor-standing cabinet and should be installed in a well-ventilated laboratory or industrial testing facility with access to a standard 220V AC power source. Ensure there is adequate space around the external dimensions (900 mm 1200 mm 1600 mm) for safe operation and maintenance.

Q: What is the process for controlling and monitoring tests in this simulator?

A: All test parameters-including irradiance, temperature (room temp to 80C), humidity (30-98% RH), and light/dark cycles-are set and monitored via a 7-inch TFT LCD touchscreen. The programmable PLC system allows users to create, save, and automate custom test protocols for precise and repeatable results.

Q: How does the chamber ensure testing accuracy and safety?

A: With irradiance stability of 2%, a resolution of 1 W/m2, and full-spectrum irradiance control, the chamber delivers reliable data. Built-in protections, such as over-temperature, over-current, and safety interlocks for the chamber door, safeguard both operators and specimens during operation.

Q: What are the benefits of using this xenon lamp solar simulator in product evaluation?

A: This chamber accelerates material degradation studies, helping manufacturers predict long-term durability and optimize formulations. Programmable controls, adjustable conditions, and compliance with international standards ensure trustworthy, accelerated test cycles, reducing product development time and cost.

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