How we test the life cycle of Alumina Ceramic Heater

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1) The alumina ceramic heater power on for 3 minutes
2) Power off for 8 minutes
3) The life cycle test can be 3000 times without damaging


Video content:
Heating-up Test
Voltage and Current Test
Working Life Cycle Testing of Alumina Ceramic Heater


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