Vehicle environmental chamber testing is to ensure that the vehicle can meet the market's safety and performance requirements within its design life. The environmental test conditions for the vehicle include simulated environments such as temperature, humidity, wind speed, light, air pressure, rain and fog. Sanwood vehicle environmental chambers can simulate other environmental conditions that vehicles and automotive components are subject to:

• •Vibration: Simulate the vibration effects of product transportation and measure the stress impact of strong vibration on parts during these processes.
• •Temperature: It can be used to test the simulation of environmental change tests such as high temperature, low temperature, alternating humidity and heat, and constant humidity and heat from -70℃ to 180℃.
• •Humidity: It can simulate humidity in different temperature environments and can maintain 85% humidity for 1000 hours at a high temperature of 85°C.
• •Dust: Simulate extreme weather conditions such as sandstorms to test the vehicle 's protection performance, sealing performance, and internal structural stability.
• •Rain shower: Use the high-speed water flow generated by the high-pressure nozzle to transform the water mist into water droplets to test the vehicle's waterproof and weather resistance.
• •High Altitude: It can simulate high altitude environment or specific low pressure conditions to ensure that the equipment can test the vehicle performance under the predetermined low pressure.
• •Stability: The vehicle repeatedly undergoes high and low temperature cycles in the environmental test chamber to verify the stability of the vehicle's materials and electronic components.
• •Sunlight: The vehicle environmental test chamber can simulate sunlight to evaluate the aging and degradation of automotive materials in different temperature and humidity environments.
• •Emission test: simulates automobile exhaust emission environment test to detect whether the automobile exhaust emission meets the industry standards.