The high-level nuclear waste disposal system is a structure with a very long life expectancy, and deterioration and cracking of the structure may occur over time. In addition, the high-level nuclear waste disposal system is in complex extreme conditions such as high temperature, groundwater, and radiation. Therefore, we need to develop a highly durable monitoring sensor that can detect the deterioration and crack of structures in extreme conditions. Since the durability of a sensor is closely related to the sensor lifetime, it is essential to predict the sensor lifetime accurately. The sensor lifetime can be predicted through the reliability qualification test. Among them, the accelerated life test conducted under harsh conditions is widely used as a method to shorten the test period. The major factor in carrying out the accelerated life test is to set the appropriate harsh conditions. Therefore, this study experimentally derived the operating limit of the monitoring sensor. It is essential to set the proper harsh conditions when performing the accelerated life test. Through this study, it is judged that it will be helpful in determining the appropriate stress level when performing the accelerated life test for accurate lifetime prediction.