Here are the details of Spraying Water and Splashing Water.
Spraying Water Testing for IPX3:
- A spray is defined as water that is falling at any angle up to 60°.
- The water being sprayed against the enclosure from any angle must have no negative effects on the equipment under test (EUT).
- The test specifications include a minimum five-minute runtime, 0.7 liters of water per minute, and pressures between 80 and 100 kN/m2.
Splashing water testing for IPX4:
- Described as water splashing in either direction against the enclosure.
- The water being splashed against the enclosure from any direction must have no negative effects on the equipment under test (EUT).
- The test specifications include a minimum five-minute runtime, 10 liters of water per minute, and pressures between 80 and 100 kN/m2.
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Table 01: The complete set of IPX3 and IPX4 IP Code combinations and an overview of each test are provided below
| IP Score | Protection Level Against Foreign Solid Objects | Protection Level Against Water |
| IP03 | Not Shielded | A Mist Of Water |
| IP13 | >50 Mm Solid Item | A Mist Of Water |
| IP23 | Solid More Than 12.5″ | A Mist Of Water |
| IP33 | Object>2.5 Mm Solid | A Mist Of Water |
| IP43 | >1 Mm Solid Item | A Mist Of Water |
| IP53 | Dust Shielded | A Mist Of Water |
| IP63 | Dust Off | A Mist Of Water |
| IP04 | Not Shielded | Water Sputtering |
| IP14 | >50 Mm Solid Item | Water Sputtering |
| IP24 | Solid More Than 12.5″ | Water Sputtering |
| IP34 | Object>2.5 Mm Solid | Water Sputtering |
| IP44 | >1 Mm Solid Item | Water Sputtering |
| IP54 | Dust Shielded | Water Sputtering |
| IP64 | Dust Off | Water Sputtering |
Video 01: Spraying Water and Splashing Water (IPX3 & IPX4)
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