Are you often asked by manufacturers like this when purchasing a rapid temperature change test chamber, water-cooled or air cooled, which one do you prefer? Obviously, both of them are cooling methods for the compressor to cooling. What are their advantages and disadvantages?

In terms of cooling performance, the water-cooled test chamber of the same specification is better than the air-cooled one. With the cooperation of the cooling water tower, the heat taken away by the water flow, for which is greater than that of the forced air supply method. What’s more, the noise generated by the water cooling is smaller. So the water-cooled one is suitable for laboratories which near the office. However, the installation of water cooling is cumbersome. The water in the water tower needs to be replaced once a month, and the pipeline system needs to be checked regularly to prevent clogging. In case of severe cold, the water in the water pipe should be treated to prevent freezing.

The air-cooled method still occupies half of the market of rapid temperature change test chamber. Because the biggest advantage of the air-cooled rapid temperature change test chamber is that it is easy to install and use. It is also very convenient to operate and maintain in the operation.

The above are the advantages and disadvantages of the two cooling methods of the rapid temperature change test chamber. In short, water cooling for noise reduction, air cooling for convenience. For more information about environmental testing equipment, you can consult more ATMARS at any time, and our professional team will provide you with considerate services.