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Distribution meter boxes are specially designed enclosures used to house and protect energy meters, along with associated wiring, circuit protection devices (like MCBs/MCCBs), and sometimes current transformers (CTs). These boxes facilitate safe, organized, and tamper-proof metering and distribution of electrical power in residential, commercial, and industrial setups.
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A junction box is an enclosed container used in electrical systems to safely house wire connections. It acts as a central point where multiple electrical cables meet, connect, or branch off, ensuring organized and secure wiring. Junction boxes are typically made from plastic, metal, or SMC and are designed to protect wire splices from dust, moisture, and accidental contact.
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A distribution box, also known as a distribution board (DB) or panel, is an electrical enclosure that houses circuit breakers, fuses, and other protective devices to safely distribute electrical power from a main supply to multiple sub-circuits. It acts as the central control point for electricity distribution within residential, commercial, or industrial buildings. in residential, commercial, and industrial setups.
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An Indoor Current Transformer (CT) is an electrical measuring device used to accurately monitor high alternating currents by stepping them down to a lower, proportional value, typically 5 A or 1 A, suitable for meters and protection relays. It is specifically designed for installation within enclosed indoor environments such as switchgear, control panels, and distribution boards. Indoor CTs are insulated using materials like epoxy resin or molded plastic to ensure safety and durability in dry, controlled conditions.