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D-69

The IP and IK degrees of protection provided by an enclosure must be specified as

a function of the various external influences defined by standard IEC 30364-5-51, in

particular:

presence of foreign solid bodies (code AE)

presence of water (code AD)

mechanical stress (code not specified)

capability of persons (code BA)

....

Prisma Plus switchboards are designed for indoor installation.

Unless the rules, standards and regulations of a specific country stipulate otherwise,

Schneider Electric recommends the following IP and IK values based on French

guide UTE C 15-103 (March 2004).

b

b

b

b

b

Using the table

1

Opposite the relevant premises, read the recommended IP and IK values.

2

The

b

symbol indicates the enclosure or cubicle satisfying the criteria of the UTE

guide.

Any enclosure or cubicle with a higher degree of protection can also be used.

3

If several degrees of protection are possible (refer to the standard for more details)

and the

v

and

b

symbols are indicated (e.g. 24

v

/25

b

), enclosures that correspond

to the higher degree of protection (

b

) are suitable for the lower degree of

protection (

v

).

Example:

Selection of an enclosure for a laundry room.

Minimum degree of protection: IP21/IK02

Awall-mount enclosure with a door (plain or transparent), a canopy and a gasket

offer IP31/IK08 degrees of protection and are therefore suitable for this application.

Type of premises

Enclosure or cubicle

Wall-mounted

enclosure

without door

with door

with door + canopy with door + canopy

+ gasket

IP55

Floor-standing

enclosure

without door

with door

with door + canopy with door + canopy

+ gasket

Cubicle

with fixed frame with door + IP30

cover

with door + gasket

+ IP30 cover

with door + IP55

cover

Min. IP/IK

required

IP30/IK07

IP30/IK08

IP31/IK08

IP43/IK08

IP55/IK10

IP IK

Domestic or comparable premises or locations

Porch

24

07

b

Bathrooms (see washrooms)

Bicycles, motorcycles, tricycles, etc.

(premises for)

20

07

b

Water, sewer and hea ing

connections

23

02

b

Laundries

21

02

b

Cellars, garages, furnace rooms

20

02/07

b

Bedrooms

20

02

b

Trash rooms

25

07

b

Halls in cellars

20

07

b

Courtyards

24/25 02/07

b

Kitchens

20

02

b

Shower rooms (see washrooms)

Indoor stairways and alleys

20

02/07

b

Outdoor stairways and outdoor alleys

without roofs

24

07

Outdoor alleys with roofs

21

02

b

Attics (roof space)

20

02

b

Garden shelters

24/25 02/07

b

Latrines

20

02

b

Dustbin rooms

25

02/07

b

Ironing room

20

02

b

Access ramps to garages

25

07

b

Selection of enclosures

according to the premises

Additional informations

Enclosure characteristics