Index of protection, a number combination that defines the protection afforded from outside influences by an enclosure.
This is used as an index of environmental protection. The number combination defines the protection from outside influences afforded by an enclosure. The minimum rating for most external housings for cameras is IP65.
a means of classifying the degress of protection from dust, water and impact afforded by electrical equipment and enclosures. The first digit indicates the extent to which the equipment is protected against particles and the second digit indicates the extent of protection against water
The ingress protection rating of electronic equipment, such as barcode scanners.
Ingress Protection Scale - 2 numbers indicating the protection level of an outside enclsure - e.g. IP68
A rating system that defines the degree of protection provided by electrical enclosures according to IEC publications 144 and 529.
An IP number is often used when specifying the environmental protection afforded by enclosures around electronic equipment. The first number refers to the protection against solid objects and the second against liquids, ie. an IP67 rated BOX provides a level of protection that has total protection again dust (no ingress) and it can be immersed in water to a depth of 15cm - 1m.
The rating for luminaries, according to their resistance to the ingress of both liquids and solids. IP = Index of Protection. Garden lighting can be IP66 and IP67. Underwater lighting must be IP68.
A rating system established by the IEC standards 144 and 529 which defines the suitability of sensor and sensor system enclosures for various environments. Similar to NEMA ratings for enclosures.
