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---技術參數： 1.型号：HYXD-500FC 2.容　量：407L 3.电压：AC220V 50Hz 4.外尺寸：650*620*1270 mm 5.内尺寸：600*5

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---技術參數：
1.型号：HYXD-500FC
2.容　量：407L
3.电压：AC220V 50Hz
4.外尺寸：650*620*1270 mm
5.内尺寸：600*590*1150 mm
6.受控濕度範圍：10%RH~60%RH
7.使用環境濕度：0%RH~90%RH
8.使用環境溫度：在-10℃~+40℃
9.精度：±5%RH

---性能介紹：
1.全自動電子除濕，無需人工操作，通電即可工作，滿足長期低濕儲存需求；
2.采用雙系統除濕幹燥技術，全天全自動高效除濕，通電空轉1-2小時即進入除濕狀態；
3.節能環保型除濕機芯，除濕力度強，效率高，除濕工作時無塵、無滴水、無噪音、無耗材，耗材可反複使用10萬次；
4.內藏式（壁挂式）濕度控制，避免外露故障及誤觸危險。同時提高了安全性，避免人爲破壞。維修售後都很方便；
5.濕度數碼控制設計，窗口數碼LED顯示溫濕度。濕度自由設定，傳感器爲國外著名品牌，誤差±2%RH；
6.控濕可調範圍廣，可在10%RH~60%RH範圍內任意調節濕度；
7.斷電後系統可確保箱體內濕度上升值小于10%(24小時內)；
8.優質快速穩定的除濕能力，和良好的密封空間，可使箱內濕度不受環境影響。

---櫃體結構介紹：
1.防潮櫃櫃體采用1.2mm高強度冷軋鋼板制作，數控落料、折彎、保護焊焊接而成，高頻氩弧精密焊接，箱門采用無毒磁力橡皮膠條，保證密封性；
2.櫃門框架采用永磁密封橡膠帶，確保櫃體密閉性，櫃門有安裝鋼化玻璃來作爲觀察窗，直觀明了；
3.防潮櫃內外表面噴塗防靜電漆，適合儲存電子元器件産品；

4.层板：采用可调式层板，方便客户合理分配柜内空间；
5.脚轮：四组脚轮，可随意移动柜子，并且其中两个有刹车；
6.櫃子背部裝有除濕模塊，采用無縫式安裝，保證櫃子的密閉性；
7.LED控制器，可直觀讀取櫃體濕度和操作。

---而防潮櫃的除濕方式一般分三種：
1、化學高分子型防潮櫃：此類防潮櫃主要觀察其是那種分子除濕藥劑，要求化學性穩定，吸濕能力強，而且不易變碎才算合格。此種方式比較環保方便。
2、冷凝式防潮櫃：此類除濕方式就是通過降低環境溫度，讓空氣中的水分子結冰，從而達到除濕效果，但大多數需要用防潮櫃儲存的東西，都不需要冷藏功能。
3、氮氣除濕，此類設備一般統稱爲氮氣櫃，通過氮氣特性才除濕。但是氮氣罐的裝卸和氮氣的排進等都有一個致命的缺點就是使用安全的問題，有過不止一家工廠發生氮氣櫃氮氣泄露事件。但是一些物品的儲存用氮氣櫃儲存的確是個不錯的選擇。

---防潮原理：

防潮柜主要核心除湿部件为背部的除湿机芯，机芯内设上下活动页门各四块，并由采用合金记忆弹簧连接。再生时，活动页门与模块内板紧密贴合，对外打开。加热模块内部的干燥剂，使其干燥。待完成再生后，进入除湿阶段时，模块进入微功耗维持状态，合金记忆弹簧自动收缩，活动页门对外关闭。使干燥剂对柜内作用，从而令柜内湿度下降。由于防潮柜的除湿性能和简单的工作原理，以及优异的性价比，此防潮柜适合储存的产品领域就很广，可储存电子领域、军工领域、航空领域、医药领域、科研领域、仪器领域、收藏领域

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