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    This document provides information about international standards agencies and IP codes for electrical equipment enclosures. IP codes use two digits to indicate the levels of protection against solid objects and moisture. The first digit refers to protection from solid objects, ranging from no protection to protected against dust. The second digit refers to protection from moisture, ranging from no protection to protection against long-term submersion.

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    This document provides information about international standards agencies and IP codes for electrical equipment enclosures. IP codes use two digits to indicate the levels of protection against solid objects and moisture. The first digit refers to protection from solid objects, ranging from no protection to protected against dust. The second digit refers to protection from moisture, ranging from no protection to protection against long-term submersion.

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    This document provides information about international standards agencies and IP codes for electrical equipment enclosures. IP codes use two digits to indicate the levels of protection against solid objects and moisture. The first digit refers to protection from solid objects, ranging from no protection to protected against dust. The second digit refers to protection from moisture, ranging from no protection to protection against long-term submersion.

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    International Standards

    International Standards Agencies 1st Protection from


    Argentina Germany Mexico South Africa Digit Solid Objects
    0 No Protection
    Australia Hungary Netherlands Spain
    1 Protected against solid objects
    Austria India New Zealand Sweden greater than 50 mm

    Belgium Indonesia Norway Switzerland


    2 Protected against solid objects
    greater than 12 mm
    Canada Iran Pakistan United Kingdom

    Denmark Ireland Poland Protected against solid objects


    United States 3 greater than 2.5 mm
    Egypt Israel Portugal

    Finland Italy Romania Venezuela Protected against solid objects
    4 greater than 1.0 mm
    France Japan Singapore Yugoslavia

    5 Dust Protected
    International Power Plugs IP Codes
    and Sockets (Ingress Protection)
    Continental IEC 529 outlines an international
    Europe classification system for the sealing 6 Dust Tight
    effectiveness of enclosures of
    electrical equipment against the
    Europlug intrusion into the equipment of
    (ungrounded) foreign bodies (i.e., tools, dust,
    fingers) and moisture. This 2nd Protection from
    Australia
    classification system utilises the Digit Moisture
    letters IP (Ingress Protection)
    followed by two digits. An X is used 0 No Protection
    Australia for one of the digits if there is only
    (ungrounded) one class of protection; i.e., IPX4, 1 Protected against vertically
    which addressed moisture dripping water
    resistance only.
    United
    Kingdom Degrees of Protection
    First Digit 2 Protected against
    The first digit of the IP code dripping water when
    Denmark tilted up to 15
    indicates the degree that persons
    are protected against contact with
    France
    moving parts (other than rotating 3 Protected against
    shafts, etc.) and the degree that spraying water @ up to
    equipment is protected against solid 60 from vertical
    India bodies intruding into a enclosure.

    Degrees of Protection 4 Protected against


    Second Digit splashing water
    Israel from all directions
    The second digit indicates the
    degree of protection of the
    Italy equipment inside the enclosure 5 Protected against
    against the harmful entry of various water jets
    forms of moisture (e.g., dripping,
    Japan spraying, submersion, etc.).
    6 Protected against
    heavy seas & streaming
    water
    North
    America 7 Protected against
    effects of short-term
    immersion

    Switzerland
    8 Protected against
    5 submersion
    IEC 906-1 18.5

    3
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