Industry Solutions

Rain Test Plan for the New Energy Industry

Customized IPX9K High-Temperature Rain Test Solution

IP44/54/65/66 Water-Spray Test Chamber Solution

Container waterproof test

Rain-Exposure Test Plan for New Energy Charging Piles

Ice Water Impact Test Chamber

Rainfall Test Plan for New Energy Outdoor Enclosures/Cabinets

IPXX Comprehensive Rain Test Chamber

Automotive Whole-Vehicle Rain-Test Chamber Design Proposal

Outdoor Tent Rain-Exposure Test Plan

Test Plan for the Waterproof Testing Line of Lighting Fixtures

IPX34 Shower Rainfall Test Plan

Robot Rain-Exposure Test Plan

Rain-Exposure Test Plan for Base Station Antennas

Battery Rain-Exposure Test Plan

Rain-Test Protocol for Electric Vehicles and Motorcycles

Artificial rainfall simulation experiment

Rainfall Test Plan for Outdoor Displays

Military Standard Dust/Sand and Wind/Rain Test Plan

1–1000 m IPX8 marine-depth simulation test chamber

Waterproof Test Chamber for Smart Toilet Seats

Rain-Test Procedure for Railway Passenger Car Power Systems

Wet Test Rainfall Protocol

Rain-Exposure Test Plan for Water Heaters

Bicycle Light Waterproof Testing Chamber

A Collection of Other Rain-Test Scenario Plans

Charging pile rain test

Base station antenna rain test

Outdoor cabinet rain test

Simulated environment rain test

Tent rain test

Electric bicycle rain test

Battery pack waterproof test

Lighting waterproof test line

Other customized waterproof test solutions

Rain-Exposure Test Solution for Base Station Antennas

This rain‑exposure test solution for base station antennas comprises three main components: a spray system, a water‑storage system, and a control system. It is equipped with two types of fixtures that can separately simulate testing for front‑mounted illumination lamps and rear‑mounted warning tail lights.

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Antenna Rain-Exposure Test Solution

This test plan is primarily used to evaluate the physical and other relevant performance characteristics of outdoor telecommunications equipment, mobile communication antennas, and similar products under simulated conditions mimicking flushing water and heavy rainfall. Following testing, verification procedures are employed to determine whether the product’s performance meets the specified requirements, thereby supporting product design, refinement, certification, and factory‑acceptance inspection.

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