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    Index of Protection (IP Rating) : Back To Technical Data

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    The IP rating system provides a standardized means of classifying the degrees of protection electrical equipment and enclosures provide against dust, water, and impacts. It uses a two-digit coding system where the first digit rates protection against solid objects and the second against liquids. While not always specified, some standards also use a third digit to indicate protection against mechanical impacts. Higher numbers indicate greater levels of protection against the relevant hazards.

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    The IP rating system provides a standardized means of classifying the degrees of protection electrical equipment and enclosures provide against dust, water, and impacts. It uses a two-digit coding system where the first digit rates protection against solid objects and the second against liquids. While not always specified, some standards also use a third digit to indicate protection against mechanical impacts. Higher numbers indicate greater levels of protection against the relevant hazards.

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    The IP rating system provides a standardized means of classifying the degrees of protection electrical equipment and enclosures provide against dust, water, and impacts. It uses a two-digit coding system where the first digit rates protection against solid objects and the second against liquids. While not always specified, some standards also use a third digit to indicate protection against mechanical impacts. Higher numbers indicate greater levels of protection against the relevant hazards.

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    Index of Protection (IP Rating) : Back To Technical Data

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    index of protection (IP Rating)

    The IP rating system provides a means of determining the degree of protection against dust, water and impact afforded by electrical equipment and enclosures. The system is recognised in most European countries (IEC529, BS EN 60529: 1992) Details are also given for a third figure which, while not specified in many British Standards, it is used in most corresponding international standards.

    1st FIGURE (protection against solid bodies)

    2nd FIGURE (protection against liquids)

    3rd FIGURE (mechanical protection)

    no protection

    no protection

    no protection

    protected against solid bodies larger then 50mm (eg. accidental contact with the hand) protected against solid bodies larger then 12mm (eg. finger of the hand) protected against solid bodies larger then 2.5mm (eg. tools / wires) protected against solid bodies larger then 1.0mm (eg. fine tools / small wires) protected against dust (no harmful deposits)

    protected against vertically falling drops of water (condensation) protected against drops of water falling at up to 15 from the vertical protected against drops of rain water at up to 60 from the vertical protected against projections of water from all directions

    150g impact at 0.225 joule

    250g impact at 0.375 joule

    250g impact at 0.500 joule

    protected against jets of water from all directions

    500g impact at 2.00 joule

    protected against entry of dust

    protected against jets of water of similar force to heavy seas

    protected against the effects of immersion protected against prolonged effects of immersion under pressure

    1500g impact at 6.00 joule

    5000g impact at 20.000 joule

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