Frustrated by speakers that die after one rainstorm? Water damage ruins sound quality and leads to costly returns. The right IP waterproof rating can protect your investment – but which one really works?
IPX7 is the gold standard for outdoor speakers, surviving immersion in 1m water for 30 minutes. Magplus IPX7-certified speakers combine military-grade protection with premium sound at factory-direct prices.
Let’s dive deeper into waterproof ratings and how to choose wisely.
How Does the IP Rating System Work?
IP ratings have two numbers: first for dust protection (0-6), second for water resistance (0-8).
Outdoor speakers focus on waterproofing (second digit). IPX5 resists splashes; IPX7 handles full immersion. Magplus tests all speakers in 1m water tanks for 30+ minutes.
Our IP67-rated models add complete dustproofing – perfect for desert festivals or construction sites. Each unit comes with authentic IP certification documentation.
IPX5 vs. IPX7: Which One Do You Need?
Choose based on your customers’ outdoor activities.
IPX5 suits poolside parties (water jets won’t harm it). IPX7 is essential for boaters and hikers – it survives accidental drops in water. Magplus offers both options with the same 20W output power.
Best-selling bundle: Pair our IPX7 speaker with floating strap (prevents sinking if dropped overboard). MOQ just 500 units for custom colors.
Can a Speaker Be Fully Waterproof? (IPX8 Explained)
IPX8 means continuous underwater use at specified depths.
Professional dive speakers need IPX8 (3m/60min protection). These cost 25-30% more but command premium pricing. Magplus IPX8 prototypes withstand 5m depths.
Ideal for snorkeling tours and marine equipment suppliers. We pressure-test each batch in simulated ocean conditions.
For most outdoor use, IPX7 offers perfect protection. Extreme conditions demand IPX8. Always verify claims with proper testing.
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