It serves as a waterproof and dustproof enclosure, primarily used to protect internal wiring, instruments, 
and meters from water ingress, which could impact their performance.

The typical heat resistance range is -40°C to 100°C, depending on the material. MEAN WELL's plastic boxes are made of PC material.

Yes, it has excellent electrical insulation properties, making it suitable for low-voltage applications.

Yes, it has a waterproof rating of IP66.

Yes, MEAN WELL's plastic distribution boxes use PC material, designed for UV resistance.

It has a certain level of impact resistance, reaching IK9, but is not as strong as a metal distribution box.

No, since the plastic enclosure itself is non-conductive, grounding is not required.

Typically, it can last more than 10 years, depending on environmental conditions.

Yes, its metal structure is more robust, making it suitable for heavy-duty applications.

Metal materials have excellent fire resistance properties.

Yes, it has better thermal conductivity, making it ideal for high-power equipment.

Yes, it has an IP66 protection rating.

Yes, especially for carbon steel distribution boxes, periodic anti-corrosion maintenance is needed.

Yes, it is equipped with door locks and removable panels, making maintenance more convenient.

They are suitable for residential buildings, commercial buildings, and small industrial equipment.

Yes, they have IP66 waterproof protection.

Yes, they have better corrosion resistance compared to metal distribution boxes.

Yes, plastic material is lightweight, making it easy to transport.

Yes, they are suitable for cable management in low-power and small-scale equipment.

Yes, PC material is UV-resistant, making it suitable for outdoor applications.

Yes, they are highly suitable, especially for solar power generation systems.

Yes, they meet hygiene and corrosion resistance requirements.

Yes, plastic distribution boxes are flexible in size and easy to install.

They are ideal for industrial environments, large-scale power distribution systems, and outdoor equipment.

Yes. For higher specifications, stainless steel distribution boxes are recommended.

Yes, they are suitable for high-power servers and critical equipment power management.

Yes, they are commonly used for power distribution in power plants and substations.

Yes, their metal structure can withstand extreme temperatures and sandstorms.

Yes, they support heavy-duty machinery and high-power equipment connections.

Yes, they can withstand vibration and corrosive environments.

Yes, metal distribution boxes have a higher load-bearing capacity.

ABS, PC, and fiberglass-reinforced plastic (FRP). MEAN WELL uses PC material.

Sizes typically range from 65x95x55mm to 600x400mm, varying by model.

Common ratings include IP54, IP65, IP66, and IP67. MEAN WELL's plastic boxes are IP66-rated.

Yes, they are compatible with standardized electrical components.

PC material plastic boxes are UV-resistant, making them suitable for outdoor use.

Yes, the flexible material allows for easy custom drilling.

Yes, IP66 rating includes waterproof and dustproof protection.

Cold-rolled steel plates are commonly used. For stainless steel options, additional inquiries are needed.

It is coated with RAL7035 outdoor powder coating

Door: 1.2 mm
Box: 1.2 mm
Mounting Plate: 1.5 mm 
For heights above 800 mm: Box and door are 1.5 mm, bottom plate is 2 mm.

Common ratings include IP55, IP65, IP66, and IP67. MEAN WELL's metal boxes are IP66-rated.

Yes, different sizes and internal structures can be customized based on requirements, subject to MOQ (Minimum Order Quantity) restrictions.

Yes, we offer standard accessories such as screws and sealing strips.

Yes, the products have passed IP66 waterproof and dustproof testing.