
The Sanwood Double-Layer Battery Test Chamber is an advanced, high-throughput solution engineered for high-volume battery testing. Featuring two independent test zones within a single footprint, it allows for simultaneous yet separate environmental and charge-discharge testing on different samples or under different conditions. This dual-layer architecture effectively doubles your testing capacity and lab space utilization, making it ideal for parallel R&D projects, production line sampling, and accelerated lifecycle testing.
The double-layer battery test chamber is equivalent to two battery explosion-proof test chambers, but its floor space is only the area of a test chamber.
The double-layer battery explosion-proof test chamber adopts a superimposed double-layer design structure and has two independent control systems,compared with the general battery explosion-proof test chamber.
Double-layer battery explosion-proof test chambers are mainly used to perform safety tests on batteries (especially lithium-ion batteries) to evaluate their performance and safety under extreme conditions. These test chambers can simulate various situations that may cause battery explosion or fire, including overcharging, short circuit, high temperature, high voltage, etc. as follows:
double-layer battery explosion-proof test chamber should be able to perform reliability tests on batteries, such as cycle life tests, storage life tests, etc. These tests can evaluate the reliability of batteries under different usage conditions to determine the service life and safety of the batteries. There are testing standards for each aspect of the battery , such as:
The control system of the Sanwood test chamber adopts the world's leading software and hardware system to ensure that the test chamber operates under preset conditions, provide accurate and reliable experimental data, and help users achieve precise control and data collection of various experimental conditions.
The refrigeration system of the test chamber is a complex and important system. The stability of the refrigeration system is crucial to the accuracy and reliability of the test results.