Thermal Shock Chambers
Open the catalog to page 1Energy savings and high reliability in the new series New series thermal shock chambers have been developed to improve our existing models, in terms of reliability, but also in terms of efficiency. Compared to the previous TSA series, the power consumption has been reduced of 35-50%. Energy saving is achieved thanks to the Eco operation mode; the instrumentation automatically adjusts pre-cooling and pre-heating periods and runs operations with just the necessary energy. Improvements in chamber’s reliability. Particular emphasis was placed on removing unnecessary loads and stresses from the refrigeration...
Open the catalog to page 2* Equipped with options.
Open the catalog to page 3Characteristics Maximum 50% reduction in power consumption with Eco operation mode and new refrigerator control system ● Power consumption amount comparison example (Power consumption amount per cycle by comparing ESPEC chambers) –43% The new series incorporates an algorithm that calculates the minimum operation time for pre-cooling and pre-heating by constantly measuring the amount of heat required for these processes in eco operation mode. This feature can further reduce power consumption and remove the inaccuracies and hassles caused by adjustments based on preliminar y experiments. Tests...
Open the catalog to page 4Characteristics Further reductions in power consumption with 500-hour continuous tests 1000 cycles continuous operation EH Type Test start Test time 20-hour reduction (Defrost 1 hour x 20 times) Power consumption amount Consumed power amount to defrost once : 13.6 kWh Consumed power amount to defrost (20 times) : 272 kWh (option: defrost-free operation) Defrost-free operation is provided as an option so 500-hour continuous operation can be performed without interruption (if test conditions are set for 15-minute exposure). Until now testing was interrupted for defrosting when necessary, but ESPEC...
Open the catalog to page 5Characteristics The pursuit of high performance, high accuracy, and ease of use. Highly accurate temperature recovery ● Recovery rate & temperature uniformity TSA−202ES−W measurement example +123°C Test conditions High-temp. exposure: +125°C, 30 min. Pre-heating temperature: +145°C Low-temp. exposure: –40°C, 30 min. Pre-cooling temperature: 55°C – Dampers with integrated rectifying function minimize variation in exposure conditions due to specimen position within the test area. This reduces the overall test time and shortens temperature recovery time, especially during low-temperature exposure....
Open the catalog to page 6Characteristics Improved reliability. Use our chambers safely and with peace of mind for many years to come. Global safety design Cascade condenser To reduce thermal stress on the refrigerators and prevent corrosion in the circuit, the material and thickness of piping has been changed and this prevents refrigerant leaks. Th rough other cou ntless det ailed improvements, the reliability of the refrigeration circuit has been increased and it can be used safely for many years to come. ● Refrigeration circuit (Parallel refrigeration system: patent pending) The newly developed refrigeration system...
Open the catalog to page 7• Color LCD interactive touch-screen system Operation and settings simplified by the (instructions displayed on-screen). At-a- glance confirmation of test patterns, test area temperatures, temperature cycles, upstream / downstream control, and trend graphs display. ►Test settings ►Test detail monitor • Halt preset function Service guide DLeakese Breaker WM Water Suspers LDII Strainer Eleuecit Press the itei you want to vfef. STOP TBSI] • Enhanced test halt preset function (Patent pending) It is now possible to program tests to halt after cycle or exposure completion. Six cycle counters are also...
Open the catalog to page 8TEST STANDARD AND COMPATIBLE MODELS Exposure temperature Test standard High temp. Ambient temp. Temperature Ambient recovery time Low temp. High/low temp. temp. Number of test cycles Model*1 Test starting point EL type ES type EH type — Exposure time — Worst case specimen Low temp. Minimum temp. or 10 Within High temp. 15 min. Differs according to specimen weight 28 g or lower, 5 cycles Up–stream 15 min. or 30 min. Max 25 cycles Within Low temp. 50 cycles 28 g to 136 g, 30 min. 5 min. 5 min. 100 cycles 136 g to 1.36 kg, 60 min. 1.36 to 13.6 kg, 120 min. 13.6 to 136 kg, 240 min. Ambient temp....
Open the catalog to page 9CHAMBER AND UTILITY REQUIREMENTS EL type Power supply Cooling water supply rate (at reference water temp.+32°C)*1*2 Water pressure Piping connection size Outside dimensions mm (inch) *1 Maximum possible value during temperature recovery. *2 Rate depends on the cleanliness of the heat exchanger.
Open the catalog to page 10Cold chamber Hot chamber Test area Temp. recovery System High temp. exposure range*2 Pre-heat upper limit Ambient temp. to +200°C (+392°F) Within 15 min. Ambient temp. to –70°C (–94°F) Within 40 min. Within 60 min. Within 70 min. Pre-cool lower limit Temp. pull down time*4 Two-zone: High temp. exposure: +125°C 30 min. Low temp. exposure: –40°C 30 min. Power supply voltage: Rated voltage Sensor position: Upstream Recovery conditions Specimen 3.5 kg Specimen 6.5 kg Specimen 7.5 kg Specimen 16 kg Specimen 17 kg (Plastic molded ICs, 2.5 kg, (Plastic molded ICs, 5 kg, (Plastic molded ICs, 5 kg, (Plastic...
Open the catalog to page 11Cold chamber Hot chamber Test area Temp. recovery High temp. exposure range Low temp. exposure range Temp. fluctuation*2 Pre-heat upper limit Ambient temp. to +200°C (+392°F) within 15 min. Pre-cool lower limit Temp. pull down time*3 Recovery conditions –75°C (–103°F) Ambient temp. to –75°C (–103°F) Within 50 min. Within 45 min. T · hree-zone High-temp. exposure: · hree-zone T +150°C, 30 min. High-temp. exposure: +150°C, 30 min. Ambient-temperature exposure: Ambient-temperature exposure: Ambient temperature, 5 min. Ambient temperature, 10 min. Low-temp. exposure: –65°C, 30 min. Low-temp. exposure:...
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