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恒溫恒濕設備適用的儲存範圍：書畫、電子産品、儀器、儀表、菲林精密儀器、光學化工精密儀器、汽車密封件、電子芯片、博物館場所！

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恒溫恒濕櫃拥有比市面上其他温控湿度设备更全面的温湿度控制能力。控制效果和持续性也是市面上其他相关设备无法比拟的。当用户将产品放入恒溫恒濕櫃，控温控湿时，需要根据柜内有效空间合理摆放。不要盲目追求产品存储的数量。不能把恒溫恒濕櫃作为普通存储柜使用，避免影响柜内温湿度控制效果。

1.我們公司是恒溫恒濕櫃研發生産直銷廠家(提供定制設計服務)。産品經過嚴格檢驗和測試，可放心購買和使用

2.我們的産品有完善的售前售後服務，一年內免費保修，定期售後回訪，終身免費咨詢，售後服務廠家24小時內回複後反饋

3.我们的恒溫恒濕櫃柜几乎没有热效应，不会对热敏存储物造成损害

4.溫控濕控工作系統獨立，濕程控制範圍不限于固定數值調節。可以根據自己的需求自行設置

5.風冷式制冷方式，低溫不結霜，櫃內環境溫濕度更均勻

機櫃結構：

1.櫃組材料：內壁壓花和鋁，外壁家電板；(可以更好的隔熱、降溫和美觀)

2.頂部防塵板：用于防塵、散熱、內置核心器件模塊

3.前門面板：雙開門，帶液晶顯示和控制系統，藍屏白字，美觀大方

4.櫃門：采用大面積雙層鋼化玻璃或不鏽鋼，確保櫃體堅固。櫃門配有永磁密封條，保證櫃內的混亂

5.櫃底：設置加熱模塊

6.櫃內：配備瑞士原裝溫濕度探頭，精度高，波動值小于3%，終身無需校正

7.櫃內壁：設置6-8層板，保證層板的穩定性和承載能力

8.層板：三格層板標配，可隨意調節；最多可以添加5-8層到5-8層

9.櫃壁內：均勻安裝冷凝水管，保證櫃內溫度均勻。制冷：R134環保型

10.櫃底：制冷裝置：品牌壓縮機

11.保濕裝置：超聲波加濕器

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