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DS Series Power Distribution Box

The DS Series distribution box is designed for factories and residential applications that require a neat, reliable, and safe power distribution solution. Made from high-quality imported PC material, it offers strong weather resistance and a refined surface finish. Its classical curved design, transparent door, and strict detail control improve both appearance and safety, setting a higher standard for modern plastic enclosure solutions.

GACIA’s system expansion devices includes a wide range of products, helping you build a complete and safe low-voltage electrical system with greater flexibility, stronger protection, and easier integration.

    Key Features

    • Protection in Daily Use

      - IP40 protection for indoor reliability

      - High-quality PC enclosure body

      - Weather-resistant for long-term use

    • Flexible Installation Options

      - Wall-mounted open design

      - Screw-fixed panel installation

      - Suitable for 2 to 16 ways

    • Practical Electrical Design

      - Supports up to 55A input

      - AC400V rated voltage support

      - Standard 18 mm module width

    Tech Specs

    Product Name Open - mounted distribution box
    Product Specification 2 bits, 4 bits, 7 bits, 10 bits, 13 bits, 16 bits
    Product Model DS-M102, DS-M104, DS-M107, DS-M110, DS-M113, DS-M116
    Product Material The box body is all made of high quality PC. The bottom box and panel base are white and the movable door is transparent black
    Panel Installation way screw fixation
    Installation way Wall-mounted installation
    Panel Installation Way Screw Fixation
    Every one is The 18 mm (standard width)
    Cross-section size of the terminals 6.0*10mm
    Rated voltage ~AC400V 50-60HZ
    Rated current/maximum continuous input current (A) 55A
    Standard GB17466.1-2008, GB17466.24-2008
    Protection Level IP40

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    FAQs

    • 1. What is an AC distribution box used for?

    • 2. What is the difference between an AC distribution box and a distribution board?

    • 3. What components are usually included in an AC distribution box?