Used EREA ISO 3 #9206940 for sale

ERA EREA ISO 3 is a type of environmental chamber designed to provide precise control and monitoring of temperature, humidity, and air velocity levels for various applications. It is commonly used in research, testing, and product development labs to test the environmental effects on materials, components, and products. ERA ISO 3 environmental chambers are designed to provide a stable environment that is uniform from top to bottom and side to side. The chamber is constructed of solid stainless steel and aluminum for strength. Thermal insulation ensures that interior temperature and humidity are consistent and well controlled. There are temperature and humidity sensors located throughout the interior to ensure uniformity and accuracy. The interior gate equipment controls air flow and distribution. A circulation fan ensures consistent air exchange without causing any air turbulence. The outer gateway is designed to contain any outside elements, such as dust, aerosols, and fumes, so that the interior environment remains uncontaminated. Fume hoods are optional, allowing for controlled release of hazardous fumes to an external exhaust system or to the ambient environment. Also, the chamber is equipped with a built-in cartridge unit that removes animal hair and dander, pollen, dust, dirt, and soot. ERA EREA ISO 3 uses forced-air cooling technology to maintain temperature within one degree of the set point. The cooling and heating machine helps to recover quickly after door openings, and is capable of maintaining a temperature range from 5°C to 40 °C and a relative humidity range across the range from 0% to 95%. For extreme conditions, special temperature and humidity settings are available. ERA ISO 3 is constructed to meet the requirements and standards of international safety agencies such as UL, IEC, and CSA. The user interface is easy to use and designed for maximum usability. By providing accurate temperature and humidity control, ERA EREA ISO 3 gives users the ability to study the effects of climate conditions on various materials, products, and components, ranging from optical testing to food preservation.