Liquid Heating Appliance Testing

A liquid heating appliance for households is an essential domestic device, designed specifically for heating fluids. They typically come in either gas or electric versions. The gas versions use natural gas or propane for heating, while the electric ones use resistance coils that heat up when an electric current is passed through them.

These appliances are usually made of durable, rust-resistant materials like stainless steel, glass, or even high-quality plastic, and they often come with temperature control features that allow users to adjust the heat level according to their needs. They might also have safety features such as auto-shutoff on reaching a certain temperature or being left on for too long unattended.

STEMart provides comprehensive and reliable liquid heating appliance testing services to ensure the equipment's safe operation, check its energy efficiency, measure its heating performance, and assess its supply temperature.

Test Samples

Coffee makers, food steamers, milk heaters, pressure cookers, rice cookers, water kettles, yogurt makers

Standard Tests

• Safety Test
  • Input current test
  • Label wiping test
  • Energy level test
  • SELV test
  • Current-limiting circuit test (LCC)
  • Power-limiting test (LPS)
  • Ground continuity test
  • Temperature and humidity test
  • Drop test
  • Impact and other mechanical stress test
  • Ball pressure test
  • Normal temperature rise test
  • Touch voltage
  • Touch current test
  • Withstand voltage insulation test
  • Abnormal test
  • Component failure test
• Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Testing
  • Conduction test
  • Radiation test
  • Harmonics test
  • Voltage fluctuations and flicker test
  • Static electricity test
  • RS test
  • EFT test
  • Surge test
  • CS test
  • Power frequency magnetic field test
  • Voltage sag test

For more information about our liquid heating appliance testing services, please contact us.