Weiss Technik UK Ltd.
Suite B, Loughborough Technology Centre, Epinal Way, Loughborough, Leicestershire, LE11 3GE, Great Britain
From 1 January 2025, refrigerants with a Global Warming Potential (GWP) of 2,500 or more will be banned for servicing refrigeration equipment, with the complete phase-out of HFCs set for 2050. To stay ahead of these regulations while enhancing performance, Weiss Technik has upgraded the ClimeEvent climate test chamber with R744 (CO₂) - a natural refrigerant with a GWP of just 1 and zero ozone depletion potential.
Known for its high heat transfer efficiency, stability and compatibility with compressor lubricants, R744 is an ideal replacement for traditional refrigerants like R134a and R404a. Alongside this environmentally friendly upgrade, ClimeEvent continues to deliver precise and reliable temperature and humidity testing, with enhanced humidification and dehumidification performance and a new control system for even greater accuracy, ensuring your products meet the highest standards of durability and functionality.
Join our Webinar on 6 March
In this webinar, we will present our new product portfolio and the planned implementation. But what does the switch to CO2 mean for your tests, your laboratory infrastructure, and your existing devices? Find out everything you need to know about the new refrigeration technology and discover how you can meet most of your standards in the future with lower investment costs and reduced energy consumption.
Our single-stage systems (down to -40C) will be replaced by CO2 systems with Global Warming Potential (GWP) of 1 on 1 January 2025. Even at -40C, the system still offers sufficient power to operate your test material.
Versatile thanks to our in-house Simpati software.
Flexibility thanks to various interfaces (SimServ interface, LabView, OPC-UA, ProfiBus, ProfiNET or EtherCT).
ASCII can still be used.
Humidity control ensures control accuracy for climate change tests and extreme temperature and humidity conditions.
Large water bath for increased humidification and dehumidification performance.
25L water tank – automatic make-up included as standard.
Triple test material fuse included as standard.
Active test items can be de-energised via a potential free contact.
Test chamber can switch off in the event of a fault in the test material or be set to a defined value (optional).
With our patented ‘smart’ test item protection, you can protect the test environment from prying eyes.
Every test item and test is different. Our temperature and climate chambers can be customised to the requirements of the test material and the test.
We develop the optimum solution for your application.
Automotive: Demanding climate tests such as those from LV124 or general standards such as the IEC 60068 series pose no challenges for our test chambers. Not even in the field of e-mobility.
Electronics: Our test chambers are designed for a wide range of tests in the electronics industry and easily master these specific requirements; e.g. low-silicone test chamber.
5G and autonomous driving: There are often very specific requirements in this area. Special adaptations enable testing in the EMC area or of lidar sensors.
Aeropace and defence: In this area, extreme demands are often placed on the product. Our chambers can be used to test corresponding standards from the aerospace or defence sector.
Consumer products: Consumer and luxury goods must also be tested. These sometimes pose special challenges for the test chambers, such as tests with leather, which introduces highly corrosive outgassing into the test chamber. Here too, we have already provided solutions for our customers on several occasions.
Special applications.
Lithium ions: Rechargeable batteries are installed in many devices these days, and e-mobility is also leading to an increased number of tests with batteries. To ensure that you can test these test items safely, our test chambers are equipped with a tested safety system based on the EUCAR Hazard Level System, which extends up to Hazard Level 7.
ATEX: Many test items use flammable substances as lubricants or operating fluids. A risk assessment is required in order to be able to test safely even in the event of a leak in the test material. If necessary, measures must be taken at the test chamber. We offer you advisory support and equip your test chamber with a tested safety concept.
ESD: Some test items are very sensitive to electrostatic charge. The test chambers can be equipped accordingly to prevent this from happening in the test chamber, for example through air movement. From the earthing point to the shielding of all installed components.
EMC: The test chambers must be specially shielded to ensure that no signals are emitted from the test object into the environment or affect your test object. We have many years of experience in the construction of test chambers for EMC tests.
Corrosive gases: PCBs and plug connections in particular must be tested under conditions with corrosive gases. Appropriate equipment is also available for this purpose.
Suite B, Loughborough Technology Centre, Epinal Way, Loughborough, Leicestershire, LE11 3GE, Great Britain