Should I select an IP65 or an IP67 type of LED work light for use outdoors?

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Instead of just picking the one that has the highest rating, you should choose the ingress protection rating which corresponds to the actual conditions of exposure. An LED work light having an IP65 rating is generally appropriate for use on dusty job sites, in the rain, and when hit by water jets. If there is any possibility that the light might be temporarily submerged, it is advisable to select one with an IP67 rating and make sure that the depth and the length of time stated in the manufacturer's test report are verified. Since the IP code does not indicate resistance to impact, lights that are mobile, mounted on vehicles, or used on construction sites should also be assessed with regard to the strength of the housing, the sealing of the connector, the protection at the point where the cable enters, resistance to vibration, drop resistance, and the operating temperature. The purchasing specification should list the method of cleaning, the length of time the light will be exposed, its mounting position, and the environmental hazards so that the manufacturer can make an appropriate recommendation and carry out the necessary testing of the enclosure.