ETENWOLF X6PRO Tire Inflator Operating Temperature Test Report (High/Low Temp, 6 Conditions)

Document Overview

Key Findings The ETENWOLF X6PRO tire inflator successfully passed all six operating temperature conditions across charging, discharging, and thermal protection scenarios, with the overall result recorded as For Reference Only. Report No.: 20260209-001 Test Date: 2026-02-09 Samples: 2 PCS (X6-6#, X6-7#) Standard: Internal Control Standard…

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Test Report
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Daniel Wright
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Environmental Testing

Key Findings

The ETENWOLF X6PRO tire inflator successfully passed all six operating temperature conditions across charging, discharging, and thermal protection scenarios, with the overall result recorded as For Reference Only.

  • Report No.: 20260209-001
  • Test Date: 2026-02-09
  • Samples: 2 PCS (X6-6#, X6-7#)
  • Standard: Internal Control Standard
  • Test Type: Reliability Test
  • Charging range (normal operation): 0 °C to 41 °C
  • High-temp charging inhibit threshold: 45 °C (no actual charging current; display-only)
  • Discharge range (normal operation): −17 °C to 58 °C
  • High-temp protection trigger: 62 °C → Error E14
  • Low-temp protection trigger: −22 °C → Error E13
  • Verdict: For Reference Only (■供参考)

Test Overview

Field Detail
Product No. / Name 充气泵 (Tire Inflator)
Model / Specification X6PRO
Report No. 20260209-001
Test Date 2026-02-09
Sample Quantity / ID 2 PCS — X6-6#, X6-7#
Test Type Reliability Test
Test Standard Internal Control Standard
Test Purpose Evaluate the effect of high- and low-temperature storage conditions on the thermal performance of the samples during operation
Acceptance Criterion Samples operate normally within the specified ambient temperature range
Manufacturer ETENWOLF
Product Line Inflation Tools

Test Equipment & Setup

Item Detail
Test Equipment Thermal Shock Chamber / Power Meter (冷热冲击箱 / 功率计)
Room Temperature 23 °C
Room Humidity 60 %
Soak Duration per Condition 2 hours
Charging condition range 0 °C to 45 °C (normal charging: 0 °C – 41 °C)
Protection condition range −22 °C (low-temp) and 62 °C (high-temp)
Discharge condition range −17 °C to 58 °C

Test Procedure

  1. Pre-test: Confirm samples are fully functional at room temperature (23 °C, 60 % RH) before beginning temperature conditioning.
  2. Charging conditions (0 °C – 45 °C): Place samples in the thermal shock chamber set to the target temperature; stabilize for 2 hours; then connect charger and observe charging display and current readout.
  3. Discharge conditions (−17 °C – 58 °C): Set chamber to target temperature; stabilize samples for 2 hours; power on and verify normal inflation/discharge operation.
  4. Protection conditions (−22 °C and 62 °C): Set chamber to −22 °C or 62 °C; stabilize samples for 2 hours; power on and record any protection error codes displayed.
  5. Post-test: Return samples to room temperature; inspect for physical damage, display anomalies, or functional degradation; record all observations.
  6. Acceptance: Samples must operate normally within specified temperature bands; protection codes (E13 / E14) must activate correctly at the defined thresholds.

Test Data & Results

Sample ID Test Condition Observations
X6-6# / X6-7# High-Temp 45 °C Charging Test 1. After 2 hours at 45 °C: display showed normal charging, but no actual charging occurred — no current displayed.
2. After 2 hours at 41 °C: display showed normal charging and current reading was normal.
X6-6# / X6-7# Low-Temp 0 °C Charging Test 1. After 2 hours at 0 °C: display showed normal charging and current reading was normal.
X6-6# / X6-7# High-Temp 58 °C Discharge Test 1. After 2 hours at 58 °C: powered on normally and discharged (inflated) without issue.
X6-6# / X6-7# Low-Temp −17 °C Discharge Test 1. After 2 hours at −17 °C: powered on normally and discharged (inflated) without issue.
X6-6# / X6-7# High-Temp 62 °C Protection Test 1. After 2 hours at 62 °C: powered on and displayed E14 (High-Temperature Protection activated).
X6-6# / X6-7# Low-Temp −22 °C Protection Test 1. After 2 hours at −22 °C: powered on and displayed E13 (Low-Temperature Protection activated).

Observations summary: At 45 °C the BMS correctly inhibits charging current while the display remains active, confirming high-temperature charge protection is functional. At 41 °C charging resumes normally, establishing the effective upper charging threshold. Discharge operation is confirmed across the full −17 °C to 58 °C range. Protection codes E14 and E13 trigger correctly at 62 °C and −22 °C respectively, confirming thermal protection logic is intact.

Conclusion

Parameter Detail
Overall Test Result Prototype operating temperature test passed test requirements (样机高低温工作温度通过测试要求)
Standard Applied Internal Control Standard
Pass / Fail ☐ Pass   ☐ Fail   ■ For Reference Only
Samples Tested 2 PCS — X6-6#, X6-7#
Charging Range (Normal) 0 °C to 41 °C
Charging Inhibit Threshold ≥ 45 °C (BMS blocks current; display remains active)
Discharge Range (Normal) −17 °C to 58 °C
High-Temp Protection 62 °C → Error Code E14
Low-Temp Protection −22 °C → Error Code E13
Verdict For Reference Only

Document Information

Role Name (Pinyin) Date
Tested By Li Guanghua 2026-02-09
Checked By Zhang Ronggui 2026-02-09
Approved By Mai Shaoqiang 2026-02-09
Field Detail
Form No. BTK-R-Q142/AO
Source File X6充气泵-工作温度测试报告2026.2.9.xlsx
Sheet Name 工作温度测试

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the normal operating temperature range for the ETENWOLF X6PRO tire inflator?

The X6PRO operates normally for discharge (inflation) between −17 °C and 58 °C. Charging is supported between 0 °C and 41 °C. Outside these ranges, the BMS engages protection modes rather than allowing potentially damaging operation.

Why does the X6PRO display show charging at 45 °C but no current flows?

At 45 °C the battery management system (BMS) inhibits actual charging current to protect the cell from high-temperature stress, even though the display indicates a charging state. Normal charging resumes at 41 °C and below, as confirmed during testing.

What do error codes E13 and E14 mean on the X6PRO?

E13 indicates Low-Temperature Protection — triggered when the unit is powered on after stabilizing at −22 °C or below. E14 indicates High-Temperature Protection — triggered when the unit is powered on after stabilizing at 62 °C or above. Both codes prevent operation until the unit returns to a safe temperature range.

What test standard was used for the X6PRO operating temperature test?

The test was conducted against ETENWOLF’s Internal Control Standard. Samples were conditioned for 2 hours at each target temperature in a thermal shock chamber, then evaluated for charging behavior, discharge operation, and thermal protection code activation.

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