IP68 电气外壳等级
IP68 电气外壳可提供可靠的保护,防止固体物体和水的飞溅。
什么是 IP68 防护等级?
IP68 电气外壳旨在为电气设备提供最全面的保护,防止灰尘和长时间浸入水中。这些防护罩非常适合需要特殊保护的最苛刻的室内和室外应用。

适合您应用的 IP68 防护外壳
目前市场上 IP68 电气外壳的一些基本类型包括
IP68 electrical enclosures are rated for continuous immersion — equipment that lives underwater or in flood zones: submersible pump connections, wet-well controls, underwater lighting junctions, dockside and marine instrumentation, and any installation where standing water is a design condition rather than an accident. Under IEC 60529, IP68 means the ingress of water in harmful quantity is prevented during prolonged immersion at conditions agreed between manufacturer and user.
We build IP68 enclosures with welded or molded bodies, engineered seals, and entry systems that keep the rating after cabling. ElectricalCabinet has built electrical enclosures and control systems since 2010, delivering more than 4,000 projects for industrial clients. Our fabrication covers CNC punching, bending, and welding, with custom cutouts, sizes, and surface finishes built to your drawings. The cable entries and potting details are specified together with the box — immersion duty is won or lost at the glands, not the shell.
IP68 防护外壳的特点
- 防护等级 (IP) IP68 中的 "IP "指入侵保护,"68 "代表保护级别。第一个数字 "6 "表示完全防尘。第二位数字 "8 "表示防止长时间浸入一米深的水中,具体由制造商说明。
- 防尘保护: IP68 防护等级的外壳可提供全面的防尘保护,确保灰尘不会进入封闭的设备。
- 水资源保护: 这些外壳可提供强大的保护,防止设备持续浸泡在水中,因此适用于设备可能长时间浸泡的场所。
- 建筑: 这些外壳通常由不锈钢、铝或增强塑料等坚固材料制成,可以承受最恶劣的天气条件,同时提供长期保护。
IP68 防护等级的优缺点
优势
- 全面保护: 提供最佳的防尘和防连续浸水保护,从而保证所含设备的使用寿命和运行。
- 用途广泛: 适用于室内和室外的广泛用途,在最苛刻的环境中也能适应使用
- 耐用的结构 采用坚固材料设计,可抵御恶劣环境,提供持久保护,结构经久耐用。
缺点
- 费用 IP68 防护等级的外壳具有很高的防护等级和坚固的结构,这意味着它们的成本可能会更高。
- 安装注意事项 要保持 IP68 认证并确保完全保护取决于正确的安装。
定制您的 IP68 防护外壳
我们定制的 IP55 防护罩可提供可靠的防尘和低压水射流保护,因此非常适合室内和室外应用。有多种尺寸、材料和附加功能可供选择,确保您的电气设备在任何环境下都能得到保护。
了解如何根据您的需求选择合适的尺寸和材料。如需了解更多信息,请联系我们!
相关 IP 防护等级
Key Specifications & Options
The configuration below reflects the options we build to order for IP68 electrical enclosures. Every parameter can be adjusted to match your drawings and site conditions — send us your requirements and our engineers will confirm what applies to your project.
| Parameter | Options / Typical Range |
|---|---|
| Rating definition | IEC 60529 IP68: dust-tight plus protected against continuous immersion (depth/time per agreed specification) |
| Material options | Stainless steel, aluminum, polycarbonate, and fiberglass bodies |
| Sealing system | Welded or molded seamless bodies with engineered lid gaskets |
| Cable entry | Immersion-rated glands, potting, or resin-sealed entries specified per cable |
| Pressure equalization | Breathers or potting arrangements where thermal cycling would pump water past seals |
| Internal hardware | Terminal blocks and DIN rails rated for the enclosure environment |
| Customization | Cutouts machined and re-sealed by us — never left to site drilling |
| Typical applications | Submersible pumps, wet wells, underwater lighting, dockside and marine equipment, flood-prone sites |
常见问题
What exactly does the 8 in IP68 guarantee?
It guarantees protection against continuous immersion in water under conditions — depth and duration — agreed between manufacturer and user, unlike the defined-jet tests of IP65/IP66. Always confirm the specific depth/time specification behind an IP68 claim.
IP68 or IP69 — which do I need?
IP68 targets immersion; IP69 targets high-temperature, high-pressure wash-down. Submerged equipment needs IP68; food-line equipment facing steam-jet cleaning needs IP69K-class performance. Our comparison guide covers the boundary cases.
Why do IP68 enclosures fail in service?
Almost always at cable entries and unsealed penetrations drilled on site. We machine and re-seal all cutouts in the factory and match glands to the actual cable schedule — site-drilling an IP68 box voids the immersion rating.
Can electronics be serviced inside an IP68 enclosure?
Yes — the lid seals are designed for repeated opening when correctly reassembled. We supply torque and gasket-lubrication instructions, and recommend spare gaskets for maintenance cycles.
Related Guides
- IP68 vs IP69 Enclosures: Immersion, High-Pressure Cleaning, and Selection Inputs — where immersion duty ends and wash-down duty begins
- IP Rating vs NEMA Rating: How to Plan Electrical Enclosure Protection — planning protection levels across rating systems
- Conformal Coating vs Waterproof Enclosures: What Each Protection Layer Does — combining coating and enclosure protection for wet electronics
- Membrane Cable Glands: Sealing and Cable-Entry Planning — entry sealing strategy for immersion duty





















