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Thermal Abuse Test Chamber

Bellue’s BE-8103 thermal abuse chamber supports controlled heating tests of battery specimens. Confirm the battery type, specimen size, temperature profile, monitoring, protective configuration, and applicable test procedure before selecting the equipment.

Main technical parameters

Model BE-8103
Structure All-in-one structure, the door uses explosion-proof lock + explosion-proof chain
Temperature Range Normal temperature to 150°C (Adjustable)
Controlling Accuracy ±0.5℃
Temperature Deviation ±2.0℃, No load
Heating Rate RT~150°C (Linear 5°C/min)
Control Display PLC touch type (7 inch) + remote control
Working Cabinet Dimension W600XD500XH600 mm
External Dimension W940XD780XH1620 mm
Inner Chamber Material SUS304 Stainless steel with mirror-finish
External Chamber Material SECC steel plate, fine powder paint coating (thickness 1.5mm)
Bottom With universal wheel
Observation Window 390 X 360mm (20mm thick explosion-proof glass, explosion-proof mesh)
Insulation Material Imported high-density glass wool, good heat insulation, to ensure maximum temperature insulation, tight sealing materials for high temperature resistant silicone, withstanding high temperatures over 300 degrees for a long time
Terminal Hole Diameter 50mm Terminal hole on the left and right sides
Power Supply 220V / 50HZ / 4.0KW
USB Interface With USB interface, the test data can be exported
Auxiliary Function Explosion-proof pressure relief device, smoke exhaust device, explosion-proof lighting device, electronic door lock system, safety stop switch

 

Standards

  • IEC 62133-2017
  • UL 1642
  • GB 31241-2014

 

Define the Thermal Abuse Test Program

Use the applicable standard edition and laboratory-approved procedure to define specimen preparation, temperature exposure, monitoring, and evaluation. Confirm whether the project concerns individual cells, batteries, or modules, and whether the selected chamber and protective configuration fit that scope.

  • Battery chemistry, application, specimen dimensions, mass, quantity, and state of charge.
  • Required temperature profile, loaded heating rate, dwell time, and sensor locations.
  • Observation, data recording, stopping criteria, and post-exposure evaluation.
  • Fixtures, feedthroughs, exhaust interfaces, utilities, and installation conditions.

Send the approved test method and specimen details with the RFQ so the equipment and acceptance scope can be reviewed for the project.

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