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The unit and standard conversions you need most, on a single page. Results compute live; mapping tables follow industry standards.

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  • IEC · NEC · ATEX
    Standards
01ELECTRICAL

Cable & Conductor

Convert AWG values from North American datasheets to the metric cross-section (mm²) used on field drawings, with reference ampacity in air.

USE CASES

AWG ↔ mm² Wire Gauge

2.08 mm² · Approx. ampacity (in air): 25 A
02DIMENSIONAL & MECHANICAL

Length, Thread & Torque

Convert drawing dimensions (mm ↔ inch), pneumatic thread types (NPT / BSP / Metric) and required assembly torque values (Nm ↔ lb·ft) in one place.

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Metric ↔ Inch

Torque Nm ↔ lb·ft

NPT ↔ Metric Pipe Thread

NPTMetric / BSPOD (mm)
1/8" NPTM10 × 110.3
1/4" NPTM14 × 1.5 / G 1/4"13.7
3/8" NPTM18 × 1.5 / G 3/8"17.1
1/2" NPTM22 × 1.5 / G 1/2"21.3
3/4" NPTM27 × 2 / G 3/4"26.7
1" NPTM33 × 2 / G 1"33.4

NPT (tapered) and BSP/Metric (parallel or tapered) follow different standards; there are no direct equivalents — common pairings are shown.

03ENCLOSURE & HAZARDOUS AREA

Enclosure Ratings & Ex Certifications

Verify IP ↔ NEMA enclosure ratings for panel/field equipment and ATEX ↔ NEC/CEC hazardous area mappings for explosive atmospheres — an area where the wrong choice is a direct life-safety risk.

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IP ↔ NEMA Enclosure Rating

IP (IEC 60529)NEMA 250Description
IP201Indoor, protected against contact
IP543R / 12Dust-protected, splash-resistant
IP553Outdoor, water-jet resistant
IP654Dust-tight, water-jet resistant
IP664XDust-tight, corrosion-resistant
IP676Temporary submersion
IP686PContinuous submersion

IP and NEMA do not map one-to-one: NEMA includes additional criteria (corrosion, ice, oil). Values shown are approximate equivalents per IEC and NEMA guidance.

ATEX ↔ NEC/CEC (Hazardous Area)

REFERENCE
ATEX (IEC 60079)ZoneNEC 500 / CECDescription
II 1GZone 0Class I, Div 1 (Group A–D)Explosive gas/vapor continuously present
II 2GZone 1Class I, Div 1 (Group A–D)Gas/vapor likely in normal operation
II 3GZone 2Class I, Div 2 (Group A–D)Gas/vapor only in fault conditions
II 1DZone 20Class II, Div 1 (Group E–G)Combustible dust cloud continuously present
II 2DZone 21Class II, Div 1 (Group E–G)Dust cloud likely in normal operation
II 3DZone 22Class II, Div 2 (Group E–G)Dust cloud only in fault conditions
Class III, Div 1/2Ignitable fibers/flyings (NEC-specific)

Temperature Class (T-Code) — ATEX & NEC Side-by-Side

°C · °F
IEC / ATEXNECMax °CMax °FNote
T1T1450 °C842 °F
T2T2300 °C572 °F
T2A280 °C536 °FNEC sub-class
T2B260 °C500 °FNEC sub-class
T2C230 °C446 °FNEC sub-class
T2D215 °C419 °FNEC sub-class
T3T3200 °C392 °F
T3A180 °C356 °FNEC sub-class
T3B165 °C329 °FNEC sub-class
T3C160 °C320 °FNEC sub-class
T4T4135 °C275 °F
T4A120 °C248 °FNEC sub-class
T5T5100 °C212 °F
T6T685 °C185 °F

T-Code classifies the maximum surface temperature of the equipment; it must stay below the auto-ignition temperature of the surrounding gas/vapor. ATEX/IECEx uses only T1–T6, while NEC 500 adds intermediate sub-classes (T2A–T2D, T3A–T3C, T4A).

04PROCESS

Temperature & Pressure

Quickly convert field instrument readings between metric (°C, bar) and imperial (°F, psi) units — for datasheet checks and commissioning.

USE CASES

Temperature °C ↔ °F

Pressure bar ↔ psi

Note: These tools are for reference only. For critical design decisions, refer to the relevant standard (NEC, IEC, ANSI/NEMA) and the manufacturer's original datasheet.