Dry Heat Test :

The Dry Heat Test is a method used to evaluate the performance and resilience of equipment, materials, or products when subjected to high-temperature, low-humidity conditions. This test assesses how well items can withstand prolonged exposure to elevated temperatures without suffering damage or performance degradation.

The purpose of the Dry Heat Test is to determine if the item can maintain its functionality, structural integrity, and other relevant properties under these extreme environmental conditions. Products like electronics, materials used in aerospace, automotive components, and medical devices are often subjected to Dry Heat Tests to ensure they can endure harsh environmental conditions without compromising their performance or safety.

IEC BS EN 60068-2-2 is a standard that specifies test procedures and test levels.