Indoor IP20Bathroom IP44, Outdoors under eaves, IP21 is usually sufficient, LED-For tapes we recommend IP65, IP67 for tapes outsideOther outdoor luminaires IP44 or I67Below are examples of common IP values, you can read more about IP classes here.IP20 - A standard indoor luminaire is normally rated IP 20, which means that the device is protected against medium-sized objects (such as a finger). There is no protection in other respects.IP21 - For outdoor use in a rain-proof enclosure such as a canopy, the IP21 enclosure class is sufficient, i.e. drip-proof.IP23 - Rainproof luminaire. Used where protection from overhead water is required.IP44 - Protected against splash water. For example, a luminaire that is well protected both from conductors (objects thicker than 1.0 mm) and from water splashing from all directions. The fixture is not normally waterproof, but can be fitted with a waterproofing system to prevent water from entering the electrical components and also to ensure that water can escape from the luminaire.IP54/55 - Protected against dust and water spray. The IP54 or IP55 marked device can be used in dusty areas and outdoors as it is protected against water splashes. This marking is also common for example in damp locations.IP66 - Dust-tight and protected against water spray. IP6x is the highest enclosure class for mechanical penetration (objects/dust). IPx6 means protection against strong water jets or wave splashes. Such equipment is often cleaned with a pressure hose or installed in boats where it is directly exposed to waves.IP67 - Dust and waterproof. Same mechanical penetration resistance as IP66, but the device must also be waterproof for 30 minutes at a depth of 1 metre.IP68 - Continuous immersion. Typical stamping used for electrical equipment submersible in water, such as submersible pumps. This could be a pool light, a water pump, a geothermal heat pump or an aquarium pump.