A low-temperature test chamber is designed for low-temperature testing, but can it also perform humidity tests on specimens? When purchasing this type of testing equipment, can users expect it to handle both temperature and humidity tests?

The answer is no—this type of chamber cannot perform humidity tests. Here’s why:

Lacks Humidity Control Systems
The chamber is not equipped with humidity control mechanisms or humidity sensors.
Physical Limitations
Humidity requires stable temperature conditions to maintain consistent levels.
At low temperatures, moisture freezes, making it impossible to sustain a controlled humidity environment.
Different Operational Principles
Low-temperature chambers rely on compressor-based cooling systems (operating range: -80°C to 0°C) rather than humidity regulation.
What Tests Can It Perform?
? Evaluates the cold resistance of electronic devices and materials.
? Tests storage and operational adaptability under low-temperature conditions.

Need Both Temperature & Humidity Testing?
Use a climate chamber (constant temperature & humidity chamber) instead.
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Key Terms:
Low-temperature test chamber – For cold environment testing
Climate chamber – Handles both temperature & humidity control
Compressor cooling system – Achieves temperatures as low as -80°C
Humidity testing – Requires specialized humidity regulation
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