Wall-mounted distribution boxes are identified by specific model or product numbers, such as OEG 711000370, PCE KOMBI BV 63/5, Prysmian WM060-04, or JUNON C6 series.

Understanding Distribution Box Numbers

A distribution box number typically refers to the model or product code assigned by the manufacturer to identify a specific wall-mounted distribution box. These numbers help in ordering, installation, and maintenance. For example:

• OEG Wall-Mounted Distribution Box: Model number 711000370, featuring 1 CEE and 2 socket outlets with protective contact, ready-wired circuit breakers, and a transparent protection cover .
• PCE KOMBI Series: Plastic wall-mounted distribution boxes with identifiers like BV 63/5, 32/5, 16/5, indicating rated current and configuration .
• Prysmian Medium Distribution Wall Box: Model WM060-04, used for fibre distribution to customer drop cables .
• JUNON C6 Series: Single-phase distribution board with surface or flush mounting, identified as C6 series, including 32A capacity and complete internal components .

Key Features to Consider

When referencing a distribution box number, it is important to note:

• Mounting Type: Surface-mounted (hung on wall) or flush-mounted (inside wall) affects installation.
• Capacity and Rating: Ampere rating (e.g., 32A, 63A) and number of circuits or sockets.
• Material: Plastic, metal, or hard rubber, which influences durability and protection level .
• Protection Features: Built-in circuit breakers, IP rating, and protective covers.

How to Use the Number

The distribution box number is used to:

1. Order the correct product from suppliers or manufacturers.
2. Verify compatibility with electrical systems and installation requirements.
3. Reference technical specifications for maintenance, replacement, or upgrades. By identifying the correct model number, you ensure that the wall-mounted distribution box meets your capacity, safety, and installation needs.