What Is an Environmental Control Room?
What Is an Environmental Control Room?
An environmental control room is an enclosed space designed to precisely regulate and monitor parameters such as temperature, humidity, airflow, and lighting. These rooms ensure repeatable, reliable conditions for research, manufacturing, and storage—whether you’re testing new materials in an environmental test chamber or validating pharmaceutical stability.
ASLI Environmental Control Chamber
Key Features & Benefits
Temperature Control (±0.1 °C): Maintains ultra-stable conditions for high-precision experiments.
Humidity Regulation (40 %–60 % RH): Prevents static discharge and microbial growth.
Airflow Management: Closed-loop HEPA filtration ensures uniform air circulation and avoids cross-contamination.
Automated Data Logging: Real-time monitoring with downloadable compliance reports.
Modular Design: Easily scale from benchtop chambers to full walk‑in environmental control rooms.
Typical Applications
Accelerated aging & reliability testing in environmental test chambers.
Pharmaceutical stability studies under stringent temperature‑humidity control.
Electronic component stress tests to simulate extreme climates.
Biological sample incubation in walk‑in environmental control rooms.
Case Studies
1. Pharmaceutical Stability Testing for a European Pharma Company
A benchtop chamber was deployed in Germany to validate drug shelf-life at 25 °C/60 % RH. With ASLI TEST’s automated reporting, cycle time was reduced by 30 %, and full regulatory compliance was achieved.
Drug stability test chamber
2. Electronic Component Durability Tests for a U.S. Aerospace Manufacturer
A walk‑in environmental control room in Texas simulated –40 °C to 85 °C thermal shock cycles for avionics components. The modular HEPA system prevented contamination, and test throughput increased by 45 % over six months.
Aviation material temperature and humidity test chamber
Step-by-Step Operation Guide
Power On & Self‑Check:
Power On & Self‑Check:
