ETENWOLF T600 Digital Tire Pressure Gauge Drop Test Report (1 M, 6-Face)

Document Overview

Key Findings The ETENWOLF T600 digital tire pressure gauge (model BM2527) passed a 1-meter, 6-face free-fall drop test with zero damage, missing parts, cracking, or system freeze across all three samples. Product: BM2527 (ETENWOLF T600 Digital Tire Pressure Gauge) Drop Height: 1 m (per sender’s…

Document type
Test Report
Prepared by
Kevin Marshall
Published
Last reviewed
Topics
Mechanical Reliability

Key Findings

The ETENWOLF T600 digital tire pressure gauge (model BM2527) passed a 1-meter, 6-face free-fall drop test with zero damage, missing parts, cracking, or system freeze across all three samples.

  • Product: BM2527 (ETENWOLF T600 Digital Tire Pressure Gauge)
  • Drop Height: 1 m (per sender’s requirement)
  • Drop Faces: 6 (one drop per face, 6 total falls)
  • Sample Size: 3 units
  • Sample Weight: 0.122 kg
  • Test Surface: Cement floor
  • Environment: 25 °C, 68 % RH
  • Verdict: Pass

Test Overview

Field Details
Test Type Drop Test (Mechanical Reliability)
Report Number 2025061401
Test Date 2025-06-14
Product Name ETENWOLF T600 Digital Tire Pressure Gauge (BM2527)
Manufacturer / Lab BESTEK ELECTRONICS CO., LTD
Test Quantity 3 PCS
Test Reason Other
Test Objective Verify the reliability of BM2527 finished products after falling
Laboratory Temperature & Humidity 25 °C, 68 % RH
Test Surface Cement floor

Test Equipment & Setup

Parameter Value
Sample BM2527 Finished Product
Sample Weight 0.122 kg
Drop Height 1 m (per sender’s requirement)
Number of Falls 6 (one per face — six faces total)
Test Surface Condition Cement floor
Laboratory Temperature 25 °C
Laboratory Humidity 68 % RH

Test Procedure

  1. Pre-test inspection: Visually inspect each of the 3 sample units for pre-existing damage, verify all parts are intact, and confirm normal operation (no system freeze).
  2. Environment conditioning: Record ambient temperature and humidity (25 °C, 68 % RH) and confirm conditions are stable before testing.
  3. Drop execution: Orient the product to the first face. Release from a height of 1 m above the cement floor in a free-fall manner (no spin imparted).
  4. Six-face sequence: Repeat the free-fall drop for each of the remaining 5 faces — top, bottom, front, back, left, and right — one drop per face, for a total of 6 drops per unit.
  5. Post-test inspection: After all 6 drops, inspect each unit for damage, missing parts, broken parts, cracking, and system freeze.
  6. Acceptance criteria: The product must show no damage, no missing parts, no broken parts, no cracking, and no system freeze after the test is completed. Any failure in any unit constitutes a test failure.

Test Data & Results

Test Item Requirement Sample 1 Sample 2 Sample 3 Result
Drop Height 1 m 1 m 1 m 1 m Pass
Number of Drops 6 (6 faces × 1) 6 6 6 Pass
Test Surface Cement floor Cement floor Cement floor Cement floor Pass
Physical Damage (cracks, breaks) None None None None Pass
Missing Parts None None None None Pass
Broken / Shattered Parts None None None None Pass
Cracking None None None None Pass
System Freeze / Malfunction None None None None Pass

After completing all 6 free-fall drops across all six faces at 1 m onto a cement floor, none of the three samples exhibited any damage, missing parts, broken parts, cracking, or system freeze. All units remained fully functional post-test.

Conclusion

Field Details
Test Result After the drop test, the product showed no signs of damage, missing parts, cracking, or system freeze.
Standard / Condition 1 m free fall, 6 faces, cement floor, 25 °C / 68 % RH
Samples Tested 3 PCS
Verdict Pass

Document Information

Role Name
Approval (核准)
Review / Check (核查)
Tester (测试) Su Yimei
Form Number BTK-R-Q142/AO

Frequently Asked Questions

What drop height was used in the ETENWOLF T600 drop test?

The T600 (BM2527) was tested at a drop height of 1 meter, in accordance with the sender’s requirements. All six faces of the unit were dropped once each, for a total of 6 free-fall drops per sample.

Did the ETENWOLF T600 pass the 6-face drop test?

Yes. All three samples passed. After 6 free-fall drops from 1 m onto a cement floor, none of the units showed damage, missing parts, broken parts, cracking, or system freeze.

What surface was used for the T600 drop test?

The test was conducted on a cement floor, which represents a standard hard-surface impact condition for consumer product drop testing.

What are the acceptance criteria for the T600 drop test?

After completing all 6 drops, the product must show no physical damage, no missing or broken parts, no cracking, and no system freeze or malfunction. Any one of these failure modes constitutes a test failure.

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