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Code IP55T4,IIC or IP55T3,IIC

Code IP55T4,IIC or IP55T3,IIC

Code IP55T4,IIC or IP55T3,IIC

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The protect Class (Anti explosion Class) is IP55T4, IIC.  Or IP55T3, IIC, It is FENC find from technical safety documents.
This is a project I'm working on I know the T3 and T4 are for temperature and IIC is for class but the IP55 I need help with some documentation to spec controls.
 
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RE: Code IP55T4,IIC or IP55T3,IIC

Currently the standard is IEC 60529 for Ingress Protection.

Within the USA perhaps one could call IIC a material zone group.  See NFPA 497 table 4.4.2 for the cross reference between groups A, B, C, D etc. with the zone groups IIC, IIB, and IIA.  Flammable and combustible liquids include Class Identification with Roman numberals much like those above but none of the liquid classes that I see include IIC.  This gets more confusing.  Pick ethanol and find that it is NEC group D, type I and zone IIA.  The type and Class I zone groups include Roman numerals.  The notes indicate that type designates whether the ematerial is a gas, flammable liquid or combustible liquid.  The Class I Zone groups in this table are based upon 1996 IEC TR3 60079-20.

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