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Full-Spectrum Halogen Lamp Solar Simulator

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Standards:

Applications:

Aging tests for cables, polymers, and other materials.

Environmental and climate simulation testing.

Ultraviolet irradiation testing for coating materials.

Sunlight load testing for automotive applications, electronic components, and photovoltaic modules.

Color fastness and material stability testing for coatings, textiles, and plastics under intensified ultraviolet and solar radiation exposure.

Product Information:

A Full-Spectrum Halogen Lamp Solar Simulator is a laboratory device that artificially replicates the natural sunlight spectrum indoors. It provides a stable, controllable environment that closely approximates natural daylight and is commonly used in photovoltaic testing and materials research.

Features

Suitable for a wide range of applications, from material aging tests to photovoltaic research, meeting both industrial and scientific research requirements.

PLC programmable control system enables adjustable light intensity with high adaptability.

Wide-angle symmetrical illumination design provides excellent light uniformity.

Modular array structure allows customization for systems of any size.

Modular design makes the system suitable for various scales of customized solar simulation applications.

Parameters

Optical Performance Parameters

Light Exposure Test Standard

IEC 60904-2020

Effective Irradiation Area

2200 × 1200 mm

Irradiance Intensity at Reference Plane

500 ~ 1000 W/m²

Irradiance Non-Uniformity

5% (Class B)

Irradiance Instability

≤ 2% (Class A)

 

Single Lamp Power

2000W / 4000W

Lamp Warranty

Accumulated warranty time: 1500 hours

Light Source Control

EPS independent light source control

Dimming Range

50% ~ 100%

Power Supply Characteristics

Electronic square-wave current power supply, flicker-free

Adjustment Functions

Irradiance intensity adjustment, parameter display, lamp status indication, over-temperature display

Ballast (EPS)

Each lighting unit is equipped with a ballast specially designed for the optical simulation system. According to the required irradiance intensity, the EPS provides continuous and stable voltage and current to the lamp, effectively compensating for energy attenuation caused by long-term operation, thereby ensuring stable output performance.

Illumination Chamber Specifications

Chamber Dimensions (Approx.)

1400 mm × 2800 mm × 1900 mm (W × D × H)

Overall Dimensions (Approx.)

1650 mm × 3400 mm × 2260 mm (W × D × H)

Exterior Material

High-quality cold-rolled steel plate with electrostatic powder coating surface treatment

Interior Material

Stainless steel plate; side walls equipped with optical simulation full-reflection panels for secondary sealing and optical reflection control

Chamber Floor Material

Anti-slip stainless steel checker plate, load capacity > 500 kg/㎡

Test Cable Port

Diameter: 100 mm; located on one side of the chamber, equipped with a rubber sealing plug

Control System

Controller (10.0-inch high-definition TFT true-color LCD touch screen)

Power System Alarms

Phase loss and phase sequence protection; leakage protection

Electrical Control Cabinet Alarm

Pre-start and operating status indication; fault alarm

Irradiation Protection

Radiation protection face shield; radiation protection work clothing

Other

Component over-temperature protection;

chamber grounding protection;

audible and visual alarm indicator

Emergency Stop Switch

Emergency stop switch installed on the instrument operation interface and equipment unit

Fault Indicator Light

Three-color indicator light

FAQ

1. What is a Full-Spectrum Halogen Lamp Solar Simulator?

A Full-Spectrum Halogen Lamp Solar Simulator is a laboratory device that uses halogen lamps to simulate sunlight across a wide spectral range. It is used for testing material aging, thermal effects, and light response performance under controlled indoor conditions.

2. What is its working principle?

The system generates light through high-intensity halogen lamps, which produce a continuous spectrum similar to sunlight. Optical filtering and control systems are used to adjust irradiance intensity and ensure stable, uniform illumination for testing samples.

3. What parameters can it test?

It is commonly used to evaluate:

Light intensity and irradiance stability

Material photothermal aging behavior

Surface temperature response under irradiation

Color change and optical degradation

Performance of light-sensitive materials

4. What are its typical applications?

It is widely used in:

Photovoltaic material testing (preliminary research)

Polymer and plastic aging tests

Coating and paint durability evaluation

Textile light exposure testing

Electronic component photothermal stability studies

5. What are the advantages of halogen lamp solar simulators?

Key advantages include:

Continuous full-spectrum output (UV–visible–IR)

Stable and uniform light distribution

Simple structure and cost-effective operation

Good thermal radiation simulation capability

Suitable for general material testing and R&D

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