Monitor for test chamber

A movable type handcart is used to set up a monitor at a position that is easily visible from inside an automobile.
A monitor is mounted on the frame where the arm tip rotates 180 degrees.
(There is a need to strike a balance of the arm according to the weight of the monitor.)
The arm travels up and down. It can be traveled and used according to an automobile height.

Rails that are used to move in the XYZ directions can be installed on the ceiling of a test chamber.
By mounting a monitor on rails, it becomes possible to cause the monitor to travel toward the front of the windshield of an automobile.
A monitor can be set up in front of a driver. The driver can conduct a test in a comfortable posture.

For antiglare treatment to prevent a monitor screen from reflecting the light of illumination from the ceiling of a test chamber, it is possible to bring a monitor into an automobile.
For bringing a monitor into an automobile, installation metal fittings are available for use, including “handle-hook metal fittings,” “suction cup type for a windshield,” and “the method of attaching an arm to a support strut fixed between the floor and ceiling of an automobile, etc.”
It is possible to use a monitor size between 7 inches and 15 inches, and a resolution of more than 1024×768 (XGA).

A heat insulation box is used to store a monitor in it when a high-temperature test or a low-temperature test is conducted.
A temperature inside a heat insulation box can be maintained constant to a degree with the use of a heater and an electronic cooler, which have been mounted inside the heat insulation box.
Temperature control is exercised through the ON/OFF control of a thermo-switch.