IK10 is a classification that indicates the impact resistance of a product,
most often in lighting and electronics.

An IK10 rated product can withstand a direct impact of 20 joules, which is equivalent to a 5kg object falling from a
height of 40cm. This is the second highest impact resistance rating according to the international standard IEC 62262.


Here is a more detailed explanation:

What is IK classification?
IK rating, or IK value, is an international standard (EN 62262) that describes how well a
product withstands external mechanical impact, such as shocks and impacts.


The scale:
The IK rating goes from IK00 (no protection) to IK10 (highest protection).

IK10 specifically:
An IK10 rated product is designed to withstand heavy impacts, such as a 20joule impact.

Areas of use:
IK10-rated products are often used in environments where they may be exposed to vandalism or
where there is a risk of external impact, such as public spaces or industrial areas.


Testing:
Products are tested using an impact pendulum where a certain weight is dropped from a certain height.

Comparison:
IK10 is the second highest rating, but we test our products for even higher forces than the standard requires.