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At IP41 i would say not suitable as it's only protected from vertical water ingress yet could be sprayed from any angle. But my colleague is asking for a regulation to justify a C2 when he would put C3. And that's where I'm stuck lol
 
The Exel ones are IP41. What is it like internally.
 
Is there any evidence of water having got inside the isolator, and if so has it caused any damage?

If you think it is a C2 then what is the potential danger that you have identified?
 

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