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03 September 2014 | QTP Environmental Ltd

Environmental Test Engineers see the light.

QTP Environmental Ltd announce new internal chamber lighting system for their UK distributed CTS GmbH Environmental Test Chambers.

Previous Environmental Test Chambers mostly used a single centrally mounted filament lamp to light the internal test space.
From 2014 onward all CTS chambers with door windows will include an ultra high brightness LED array providing the following advantages over previous systems:
  • Brighter illumination.
  • Illumination more even across the testspace.
  • Whiter lighting than filament lamps.
  • The requirement to penetrate the test space wall or roof is removed providing better long life insulation sealing.
  • Virtually no unwanted heat input to the test space.
  • Considerably longer illumination life than filament bulbs thereby removing a long term service cost.

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