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Table of content: >How much money food blogger make in a month >The things you need to know, To be a successful food blogger >What is food blogger and their types >Top ways of making money as food blogger >Things you need to learn to grow as food blogger How much money food blogger make in month? Well in simple words it depends on how popular your bussiness is in your niche. More popular your business is, more money you will make. Less popular your bussiness is, less money you will make. Lets understand this with a diegram: Top 10  ways of making money as food blogger( Apart from the google ad sense ) Social media: With high follow any social media lile insta, you can get sponsored. With sponsored  you can make lot of money Affiliate marketing: In this marketing we blogger promote a product link to increase the sale of that product, more sell that product has more commission we blogger has. Teaching about food blogging: You can teach how to be a successful food blogg

What is IP rating and its importance



So before you try to understand IP rating, you need to understand 4 very simple things:

 

*What is ingress

*What is level 

*What is a rating

*What is protection

 

What is ingress? 

The act of entering. 

 

What is level? 

How high and low something is. 

 

What is the rating? 

A measurement of how safe, popular, important, and good something are.

 

What is protection? 

The act of keeping somebody/something safe.

 


Now understanding IP rating going to be a piece of cake:

 

What is the IP rating 

 

An IP rating is a shorthand for an Ingress Protection mark. An IP rating is usually a two-digit grading system, where 1 digit stands for protection from solids and the second digit stands for protection from liquid, and these digits have their levels first digit levels go from 0-6 and the second digit levels go from 0-8. these ratings give customers a clear indication of the item’s resistance to various types of unwanted intrusion.


The first digit ranges from 0–6 and reflects protection from solid particles:

 

  • IP0X: The product is not protected against any physical contact or objects.
  • IP1X: Only protected from objects larger than 50 mm. You won’t accidentally stick your hand into this product, but you can still easily get, say, your finger in. You probably shouldn’t.
  • IP2X: Protected from any object larger than 12.5 mm. This now includes fingers.
  • IP3X: Protected from things above 2.5 mm, which includes most tools and thick wires.
  • IP4X: Protected from anything bigger than 1 mm.
  • IP5X: Dust resistant. Some dust may get through, but it won’t be enough to damage the product.
  • IP6X: “None shall pass!” This product is fully dust tight.

 

The second digit ranges from 0–9 and shows how well the product is protected from water:

 

  • IPX0: The product offers no special protection from water.
  • IPX1: Can resist water that drips vertically onto the product.
  • IPX2: Can resist water that hits the product at a 15° angle or less.
  • IPX3: Can take water sprays of up to 60°.
  • IPX4: Is resistant to water splashes from any direction.
  • IPX5: Can resist a sustained, low-pressure water jet spray.
  • IPX6: Can resist high-pressure, heavy sprays of water.
  • IPX6K: Can resist water jets of extremely high pressure. Rarely used.
  • IPX7: Can be submerged up to 1 meter in water for 30 minutes.
  • IPX8: Can be submerged deeper than 1 meter. The exact depth is specified by the manufacturer.
  • IPX9K: Resists high-pressure, high-temperature sprays at close range. 


 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 








 


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