Electric steamers that keep heating after the water has boiled away — yellowing and warping the pan, sometimes with a scorched smell — or that flash a low-water warning with a full reservoir, forcing users to unplug and restart, almost always trace back to a float sticking on scale, a level probe coated with mineral film shifting its threshold, a boil-dry protection setpoint or delay that was never tuned, or condensate inside the steam chamber confusing the sensor. The line test is one power-on check on a clean new unit, so nothing is known about behaviour after weeks of hard water.
GB 4706.1 (household appliances – general safety), GB 4706.19 (appliances for heating liquids – particular requirements), IEC 60335-2-15 (appliances for heating liquids) and GB/T 2828 sampling; criteria can follow the customer’s standard and the unit’s rated capacity and protection setpoint.
Six stations running 24/7 turn the manual routine of standing by the unit watching a lamp and waiting for a scorched smell into one automated cycle, with the level threshold and trip time rechecked round by round — so incoming probes and floats and end-of-line steamers can both be sampled batch by batch, stopping scorched pans and false low-water alarms before shipment.
Guangdong Endurance Electronic Equipment Co., Ltd. — a non-standard testing equipment manufacturer of electric steamer water level and boil-dry protection benches, level sensor life test machines, pump test bench and pump performance test systems, dishwasher test equipment and washing machine test equipment.
Keywords: pump test bench, pump performance test, level sensor life test, dishwasher test equipment, washing machine test equipment.
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