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This post was last edited by liaifeng on 2018-7-21 at 17:41. Safety is a prerequisite for using walk-in test laboratories; if the safety of the operators cannot be ensured, it is unlikely that any manufacturer will choose to purchase such testing equipment, even though it is capable of quickly assessing the condition of products after they have been in use for over a decade. However, many manufacturers now include additional safety measures when producing test chambers; in the event of incorrect operation, the chamber will be shut down, and it can only be used by users again after the issue is resolved. Nevertheless, even so, the test chamber still has some relatively dangerous aspects; therefore, for safety reasons, it is best to read the instructions before using it. 1. Before using a walk-in test chamber, one should be well prepared, have a thorough understanding of the equipment’s performance, and be familiar with the safety precautions for each operation. 2. Before use, it is necessary to be familiar with the laboratory and its surrounding environment, as well as paying attention to the location of the electrical switches. 3. After each use, the safety measures regarding water, electricity, and gas should be checked; only after they are properly in place can one leave. 4. There should be some fire extinguishers or sand available, and they should be placed in a visible location as much as possible. At the same time, fire hydrants for firefighting purposes are also necessary in order to prevent accidents from occurring. For the safety of the operators themselves, it is essential to read the instruction manual of the test chamber before using it, so as to ensure safe operation on a long-term basis.