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  Lamp reliability Salt spray test is an environmental test used to assess the corrosion resistance of lamps and their materials in a salty wet environment. This test usually simulates the corrosion conditions in a marine environment or an industrial polluted environment to ensure that the lamp can resist corrosion in practical use and maintain its function and appearance. During the test, the lamp sample is placed in a closed test room, where a certain concentration of saline solution is continuously sprayed to form a salt spray. Testing usually lasts for a certain period of time, depending on the test requirements and product standards.

  Relative to the international standards, the American UL security standards have their own system, which are very different from the international standards. Nowadays, there are 5 safety standards for household appliances coordinated by UL and IEC, namely: UL 60335-1 (general safety), UL 60335-2-3 (electric iron), UL 60335-2-8 (electric razor, electric shear), UL 60335-2-24 (refrigerator, ice machine), UL 60335-2-34 (motor-compressor) The main differences between the UL standards and the IEC standards are: Different requirements for electric shock protection and fire prevention: IEC standard is based on the AC voltage of 220~240V, the design requirements for electric shock protection are high, that is, the electrical insulation performance and electrical clearance of materials and structures are strict; and the voltage of North American electrical appliances is 110~120V, plus the building structure is mostly wood, so the UL standard in fire protection requirements are relatively ...

Optical performance is a big index, it is composed of solar energy transmittance ,   solar reflectance, solar absorption rate, visible light transmission rate, visible light reflectance, total solar barrier rate, ultraviolet barrier rate, shielding coefficient, U-value and other small indicators. Light on paper, plastic, glass, metal and other materials show a normal reflection, but the amount of reflection is different. primary coverage: 1. refractive index 2 .   Dispersion and dispersion coefficient 3. Birefringence and very-optical refractive index 4 .   reflection and reflection coefficient 5. Full reflection 6. Absorption coefficient 7. Scattering General test: 1. Self-focus of light: A parallel intense beam enters the medium (similar to that through a convex lens). 2. Self-induction and transparency of light: After a short pulse of strong light enters the medium, the medium hardly absorbs its energy (almost transparent). 3. Optical bistability: After the strong ligh...

  Salt spray test is a commonly used environmental simulation accelerated corrosion test method, which is mainly used to evaluate the corrosion resistance of metal materials and their coatings, coatings, paints and other surface treatment processes. This test accelerates the corrosion process on the material surface by simulating the corrosion conditions in the Marine environment or industrial atmosphere, in order to assess the corrosion resistance of the material in a short period of time. Main test items: salt spray test (neutral, acetic acid, copper accelerated acetic acid), cyclic corrosion test, condensate water, water mist, etc.

  C-tick is the electromagnetic compatibility component of Australia, regulated by theAustralia Community Association, and currently only controls the interference part, with the products being enforced from 1 January 1999. C-TICK Certified Product Classification: Under the Australian EMC system, the products are divided into three categories. Suppliers must apply for the C-TICK mark before selling the second and third category products. Class I products: products with low interference radiation for devices using wireless spectrum, such as manual switches, simple relays, one-way cage inductor motor, resistance, etc. Such products can voluntarily apply for the c-tick mark during production and sale. Class II products: products with high interference radiation for wireless spectrum equipment, such as switching power supply, welding machine, dimmer, most household appliances, etc. Class III products: products with very high interference to devices using wireless spectrum, namely produ...

  1. The EU RoHS Directive 2015 / 863 / EU is the core regulation of the RoHS certification, which sets limits for 10 harmful substances. 2. IEC 62321:2008, the Determination of Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Products, is an important technical reference standard for RoHS testing, and specifies the sampling and testing methods of different harmful substances. 3. EN 50581:2012, The Compliance Assessment of Hazardous Substances Limit in Electrical and Electronic Products, is an important basis document to judge whether the product meets the RoHS directive. 4. IPC-1752A: The standard specifies the labeling requirements of the RoHS certified products, including the location and size of the RoHS marks on the product and the labeling content of the components. www.uni-lab.hk/