A humidity chamber is an essential piece of testing equipment designed to simulate a wide range of atmospheric conditions by precisely controlling temperature and relative humidity. Its primary function is to create a controlled environment where products and materials can be subjected to high humidity, low humidity, and cyclic variations. This testing is crucial because real-world environments are rarely stable. Products shipped from a dry, cold climate to a hot, tropical one can experience severe stress. The humidity chamber accelerates this aging process, allowing engineers to identify potential failures related to moisture absorption, corrosion, and material degradation before a product ever reaches the consumer, ensuring reliability and safety.
