IP protection testing

IP protection level is a standard for evaluating the protective performance of electronic equipment. IP stands for "International Protection", which is the international protection level. The IP protection level is composed of two numbers, the first number represents the protection level for solid substances, and the second number represents the protection level for liquid substances. By testing the IP protection level of electronic equipment, one can understand its protection ability against solid and liquid substances, in order to determine its scope of use and working environment.

IP protection level detection is the process of placing equipment in a specific testing device, simulating the required protection level of the equipment, conducting a certain period of testing, and determining its protection level against solid and liquid substances by observing the performance of the equipment during the testing process. After the test is completed, assign the corresponding IP protection level to the equipment based on the test results.

IP protection level testing for new energy vehicle on-board power supplies, including dustproof and waterproof tests.

The purpose of both waterproof and dustproof tests is to verify whether the DUT casing protection level meets the specification requirements. The judgment standard for dust prevention test is that there is no obvious dust deposition inside the shell after the test, which means the test is considered qualified.

The judgment standard for waterproof testing is to check whether the water sensitive sticker has changed color, and to check the water ingress situation of the shell. If there is water ingress, it should not be enough to affect the normal operation of the equipment or damage safety; Water does not accumulate on insulation components that may cause leakage marks along the creepage distance; Water does not enter live parts or windings that are not allowed to operate in a damp state; Water does not accumulate near the cable head or enter the cable. After the test, open the cover to check for water ingress. (If requested by the customer, perform voltage withstand testing and insulation testing.)

As a provider of new energy vehicle on-board power supply solutions, Landworld is committed to providing users with more support for reliable on-board power supply products.

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