IP Ratings & Ingress Protection
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Industrial and electronic products are designed to withstand the ingress of both dust and liquid. The IP rating shows the level of protection each can withstand. In this slideshare we explore what the number mean.
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- 2. The IP (ingress protection) rating specifies the degree of protection against dust, contact and water. These could be damaging to the motor. Two numbers follow the IP. The first number represents the resistance level to dust. The second its resistance to water.
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- 4. Solids 1 Protected against a solid object greater than 50mm such as a hand.
- 5. Solids 2 Protected against a solid object greater than 12.5 mm such as a finger.
- 6. Solids 3 Protected against a solid object greater than 2.5 mm such as a screw driver.
- 7. Solids 4 Protected against a solid object greater than 1mm such as a wire.
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- 9. Solids 6 Dust Tight. No ingress of dust. Two to eight hours.
- 10. Water
- 11. Water 1 Protected against vertically falling drop of water. Limited ingress permitted. Duration 10 minutes.
- 12. Water 2 Protected against vertically falling drop of water with enclosure tilter of up to 15 degrees from the vertical. Duration 10 minutes, shall have no harmful effect.
- 13. Water 3 Protected against sprays of water up to 60 degrees from the vertical. Duration 5 minutes shall have no harmful effect.
- 14. Water 4 Protected against water splashed from all directions. Duration 5 minutes, shall have no harmful effect.
- 15. Water 5 Protected against jets of water of water. Duration 3 minutes, shall have no effect.
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