Conventional in the marketXenon lamp aging test chamberThere are two options, one is a flat plate air-cooled xenon lamp aging test chamber, and the other is a rotary water-cooled xenon lamp aging test chamber. Why are there more flat plate structures used in air-cooled xenon lamp aging test chambers? But there are also individual customers who say that their peers have made vertical rotating air-cooled xenon lamps for them. From a professional perspective, this design is not recommended because the structure of the vertical rotating type can only use one lamp tube, which generally requires a high power of 6KW. However, air cooling uses wind to cool the lamp tube, and generally cannot cool high-power lamps. The commonly used power of air-cooled lamps is 1.5KW, 1.8KW, and the enhanced version is higher, which is 2.5KW. If too low a power lamp is used and there is only one lamp, the effect may not be achieved. If high-power air-cooled lamps are used, the cooling effect is not good and it is easy to damage the lamp. So it is not recommended to use air-cooled vertical rotating xenon lamp test chambers. That's why there are more flat plate structures used in air-cooled xenon lamp aging test chambers.