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Model, revision, sample ID, battery state, attachments and operating mode.
Buyer evidence center
A result becomes comparable only when the tested unit, setup, instrument, environment, operating mode and pass rule are recorded.
Direct answer: record air speed at defined points and distances for each operating mode. Keep the fan position, instrument orientation and environment constant, and report repeated readings rather than one unexplained peak.
Model, revision, sample ID, battery state, attachments and operating mode.
Distance, measurement grid, fan direction, instrument, room airflow, temperature and humidity.
Individual readings, average, variability, test photos, date, operator and deviations.
Do not publish a general “quiet” claim from a single unit or from an unspecified distance. Tie any result to the tested sample and conditions.
| Stage | Record |
|---|---|
| Precondition | Battery history, charge method, full-charge criterion and stabilization time |
| Runtime | Mode, display/lighting state, ambient temperature, start time and cutoff criterion |
| Charging | Input source, cable, voltage/current observations, charge time and end condition |
| Thermal | Measurement points, instrument, peak observations and abnormal behavior |
| Repeatability | Number of units, cycles, result range, anomalies and disposition |
These checklists define what to record; they are not test reports and do not claim that a product passed a standard. Request current, model-specific evidence and confirm whether the laboratory, method and report scope meet the destination market and buyer requirements.
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