If you have specific, limited testing needs then renting a test chamber might be the better option. Otherwise, buying a test chamber gives you long-term control over your testing, not to mention a strong ROI.
There is no doubt that we live in a technology-driven era, and technology continues to influence every industry—including, especially in 2020, education.
When the time and cost to keep an existing test chamber running exceed the purchase price of a new one—or your testing needs have changed significantly—it’s probably time to buy a replacement.
COVID-19 is potentially changing the way we relate to cars. The virus kicked off in 2020 and is evolving our day-to-day lives in a way we would never imagine.
The Underwriters Laboratories (UL) and Electrical Testing Labs (ETL) certification marks signify that products meet rigorous safety standards as outlined by their particular industry. Although both labs test to the same standards, UL creates its own, ETL does not.
Semiconductor research and development continues to grow at a rapid pace in the United States and globally owing to advancements in artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and data management.
Product testing for quality, reliability, and durability drives peace of mind for you and your customers and protects against monetary or reputational losses.
No matter who manufactured them, you should be able to make one phone call to service all of your test chambers. That’s why Associated Environmental Systems repairs, maintains, and retrofits test chambers regardless of brand. It’s a customer-first approach.
Working with lithium-ion batteries is inherently dangerous. It’s important to purchase a test chamber that comes with a wide variety of safety features that isolate and mitigate incidents.
