Environmental Tests (IP Tests, Air Conditioning Tests)

The IP Protection Class, established by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC), indicates the resistance of electrical or mechanical devices to water, dust, or external impacts. This classification system utilizes two numbers (e.g., IP65), with the first number denoting the level of protection against solids, and the second number indicating the level of protection against liquids.

Climatic Tests for Air Conditioning

Climatic tests, also known as air conditioning tests, are applied to various product groups to assess their performance under different temperature and humidity conditions. These tests are crucial for evaluating how products, including air-conditioning systems, perform in diverse environmental scenarios.

Air conditioning tests are applicable to a wide range of products and product groups. The testing process involves measuring products through intermediary controls at temperatures ranging from -35 degrees to +120 degrees, with humidity levels adjustable up to 95%. Some of the product categories subjected to climatic tests include:

• Lighting fixtures undergoing air-conditioning tests
• Automotive components
• Electrical parts and machinery
• Electric meters, gas meters, water meters
• Advertising boards and lighting boards
• Electric panels
• Marking panels
• Traffic lights
• Outdoor heaters and coolers
• Satellite receivers/transmitters

Through these air-conditioning tests, the products' durability and performance are assessed under varying climatic conditions, ensuring they meet specified standards and requirements.