Is IP67 enough for shower ?

The IP68 rating is a measure of a device's resistance to water and dust. It consists of two numbers separated by a colon: the first number represents the device's resistance to water immersion, and the second number represents its resistance to dust.

The first number, IP68, consists of a series of letters that describe the device's resistance to water:

* IP = Ingress Protection (Immersion Protection)

* P = Protection against Water (Pour Point)

* 6 = Watertight (Sealing)

* 8 = dust tight (Dust tightness)

The second number, IP68, consists of a series of letters that describe the device's resistance to dust:

* IP = Ingress Protection (Immersion Protection)

* P = Protection against Water (Pour Point)

* 6 = Watertight (Sealing)

* 8 = dust tight (Dust tightness)

Ingress Protection (Immersion Protection) refers to the device's ability to withstand being fully submerged in water without any damage.

The Protection against Water (Pour Point) rating represents the device's resistance to high-pressure water from a considerable height.

The Watertight (Sealing) rating represents the device's ability to maintain a tight seal when water tries to enter.

The Dust tight (Dust tightness) rating represents the device's ability to maintain a tight seal when dust tries to enter.

In conclusion, while an IP68 rating is an impressive indication of a device's waterproof capabilities, it is not enough for a complete waterproof shower. To truly protect your devices from a shower, you should also consider the quality and reliability of the device itself, as well as the height and pressure of the shower.