Hello,
quick question: I want to install a doorbell button on the wall directly facing the street. The doorbell will be connected to a 27V system. The button is mounted on the wall without any weather protection (facing south, with no overhang).
What IP rating is required? Is IP44 sufficient, or should I opt for a higher rating (e.g., IP67)?
Thanks for your help!
quick question: I want to install a doorbell button on the wall directly facing the street. The doorbell will be connected to a 27V system. The button is mounted on the wall without any weather protection (facing south, with no overhang).
What IP rating is required? Is IP44 sufficient, or should I opt for a higher rating (e.g., IP67)?
Thanks for your help!
By definition, IP67 would be required. However, since you are using low voltage with no risk, it is not necessary. Is there a picture of the doorbell button?
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hampshire29 Mar 2020 09:11IP44 is a recipe for a near-future short circuit.
The first digit 6 indicates protection against dust and contact, while the second digit indicates resistance to moisture.
IP44:
IP67:
The first digit 6 indicates protection against dust and contact, while the second digit indicates resistance to moisture.
IP44:
- protected against solid foreign objects larger than 1mm (0.04 inches) and against contact with a wire
- protected against splashing water
IP67:
- dust-tight, protected against contact
- protected against powerful water jets
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