IPX Ratings about Speakers, Headphones or Earbuds
IPX ratings are an important factor to consider when purchasing a new phone case. This article will explain what IPX ratings are and what the different levels mean. We will also provide some valuable information that you should know. Keep reading.
What Is IPX Rating And Why Is It Important?
IPX rating is a standard used to define the level of protection against water and dust that an electronic device has. The higher the IPX rating, the better the protection will be. Many people think that IPX rating is only important for devices that will be used outdoors, but it is also important for devices that will be used in humid or wet conditions indoors.
For example, a device with a high IPX rating can be used near a pool without worry, while a device with a low IPX rating should not be used in such conditions.
IPX rating is important because it gives you an indication of how well your device will withstand exposure to water and dust. It is especially important if you are using your device in Conditions where it might be exposed to water or dust.
By knowing the IPX rating of your device, you can make sure that you are using it in the right conditions and taking proper precautions to protect it.
How Can You Read An IP Rating?
An IP rating, also known as an Ingress Protection rating, is a code that indicates the level of protection provided by a product against solid objects and liquids. The first digit of the code corresponds to the level of protection against solids, while the second digit corresponds to the level of protection against liquids.
For example, a product with an IP rating of IP54 would provide more protection than a product with an IP rating of IP53. To read an IP rating, simply identify the two digits in the code and consult the following chart.
Digit 1: Level of Protection Against Solids
0: No protection
1: Protected against solids up to 50mm in diameter (e.g., hands)
2: Protected against solids up to 12.5mm in diameter (e.g., fingers)
3: Protected against solids up to 2.5mm in diameter (e.g., tools)
4: Protected against solids up to 1mm in diameter (e.g., wires)
5: Dust-protected (ingress of dust is not entirely prevented, but it must not enter in sufficient quantity to interfere with the proper operation of the product)
6: Dust-tight (ingress of dust is not entirely prevented, but it cannot enter in sufficient quantity to interfere with the proper operation of the product)
Digit 2: Level of Protection Against Liquids
0: No protection
1: Protected against dripping water (e.g., condensation)
2: Protected against dripping water when tilted up to 15° (e.g., rain)
3: Protected against spraying water up to 60° from the vertical (e.g., sprinkler)
4: Protected against splashing water from all directions (e.g., waves)
5: Protected against water jets from all directions (e.g., shower)
6: Protected against powerful water jets from all directions (e.g., high-pressure cleaner)
7: Immersion up to 1m depth (e.g., swimming pool)
8: Immersion beyond 1m depth (e.g., diving)
What If There's An "X" In The IP Rating?
The first character after the "IP" indicates the level of protection against solids, and the second character indicates the level of protection against liquids. If there is an "X" in either position, it means that the enclosure has not been tested for that type of ingression.
While an "X" rating does not necessarily mean that the enclosure is completely unprotected, it does indicate that the manufacturer has not performed the necessary tests to determine its level of resistance. As a result, caution should be used when using equipment with an unknown IP rating.
What If There's No IP Rating?
If a product does not have an IP rating, it means that the manufacturer has not tested the product for ingress protection. This does not necessarily mean that the product is unprotected, but it does mean that the manufacturer cannot make any claims about the level of protection provided by the product. As a result, caution should be used when using equipment with an unknown IP rating.
What Is A Good IP Rating For Working Out?
There is no definitive answer to this question, as the level of protection required will vary depending on the specific conditions in which you are working out. However, a product with an IP rating of IP54 or higher would provide a good level of protection against both solids and liquids.
The Meaning Of Each IPX Rating (From IPX1 To IPX9K)
IPX1: Protected against dripping water.
IPX2: Protected against dripping water when tilted up to 15 degrees.
IPX3: Protected against spraying water up to 60 degrees from the vertical.
IPX4: Protected against splashing water from all directions.
IPX5: Protected against water jets from all directions.
IPX6: Protected against powerful water jets from all directions.
IPX7: Immersion up to 1-meter depth.
IPX8: Immersion beyond 1-meter depth.
IPX9K: Protected against high pressure, high-temperature water jets.
What To Look For When Buying Waterproof Speakers/Headphones/Earbuds?
When buying waterproof speakers, headphones, or earbuds, there are a few things you should look for:
1. An IP rating of at least IPX7. This will ensure that your speakers are protected against splashing water from all directions.
2. A snug fit. This will help to ensure that your speakers stay in place and do not fall out, even when you are sweating.
3. A comfortable design. This will help to ensure that you can wear your speakers for long periods without experiencing discomfort.
4. A durable design. This will help to ensure that your speakers can withstand being dropped or thrown around.
5. A reasonable price. Waterproof speakers, headphones, and earbuds can be expensive, so you should make sure that you are getting a good value for your money.
FAQs
Q: What Is The Best Waterproof Rating?
A: The best waterproof rating is IP68. This rating means that the product is protected against dust and water ingress, and can be submerged up to 1 meter for 30 minutes.
Q: What Does IPX7 Rating Mean?
A: IPX7 rating means that the product is protected against splashing water from all directions.
Q: Can You Swim And Shower With IPX7?
A: No, you should not swim or shower with IPX7 products. These products are only protected against splashing water and are not meant to be submerged.
Q: Which IP Rating That Tranya True Wireless Earbuds Have?
A: Tranya true wireless earbuds have an IPX7 rating. This means that they are protected against splashing water from all directions.
Conclusion
IPX ratings can be confusing to understand, but they are an important consideration when you are looking for a new phone case.
At Tranya, we want to make sure you have all the information you need to make the best decision for your needs. Be sure to check out our selection of cases that have been rated IPX8 and above so you can be confident your phone will be well-protected from water damage.