Factory Testing
Every unit passes through 5 test stages before it ships. Here is exactly what we test, why, and how we document it.
Each unit is pressure-tested on the water circuit before leaving the line. The system is pressurized and held for a set period; any pressure drop triggers a rework. This step prevents on-site water leaks after installation.

Every unit is powered on and run through a temperature verification cycle. Output water temperature, voltage stability under load, and cooling recovery time are checked against the published specification for that model.

Electrical safety parameters are measured using calibrated test equipment: dielectric strength, ground continuity, and leakage current. Values are compared against the IEC 60335 safety limit. Units outside spec are held for review.

Every unit is placed on a continuous running cycle for a set period before packing. This full-coverage aging process is designed to catch any early-life issue on every single machine, not just a sample.

Before packing, each unit receives a visual inspection: exterior condition, label accuracy, accessory completeness, and packaging integrity. Cleared units are sealed and staged for container loading with a signed QC record.

Documentation
Standardized report formats ready for OEM partner review and regulatory submission.
Simple factory test report provided with each shipment — covers pressure test, electrical safety check, and functional verification. Customized report format available for OEM projects.
Test record for the production batch, including sample aging result and QC sign-off. Provided upon request for volume orders.
Need specific test data for your project or regulatory filing? Our engineering team provides detailed test reports upon request — typically within 48 hours.