Electrical Box

ComiLED's electrical boxes meet UL (Underwriters Laboratories) safety standards. UL certification is one of the most authoritative safety certifications in the United States, ensuring that the product meets strict safety requirements and can provide reliable protection in electrical installations. Specifically, UL certification indicates that these electrical boxes:

Fire performance: Meet fire protection requirements and can effectively isolate the risk of fire spread.

Durability: Able to withstand the pressure of regular use without breakage or damage.

Electrical safety: Designed to prevent fire or electric shock caused by electrical failure.

This certification not only guarantees the safety of the product but also indicates that it is suitable for a variety of commercial and residential installation environments.

Yes, ComiLED offers preferential quotes for bulk orders of electrical boxes. Depending on your order quantity, you can get wholesale prices, which will vary according to the purchase quantity and needs. Other advantages of bulk orders include:

Free samples: Some bulk orders can get free product samples for you to verify the quality.

Fast shipping: Bulk orders will be shipped from the US warehouse to ensure timely delivery.

Quantity discounts: Bulk purchases usually enjoy additional discounts, and the specific discount amount needs to be confirmed by contacting the sales team.

If you have specific purchasing needs, it is recommended to contact ComiLED's sales team to obtain accurate quotes and preferential information.

ComiLED's electrical boxes are usually made of durable steel or aluminum alloy materials, which have excellent corrosion resistance and durability.

Steel provides high-strength protection and is suitable for withstanding greater pressure, while aluminum alloy is known for its lightness, corrosion resistance, and adaptability to extreme weather conditions, suitable for a variety of indoor and outdoor electrical installation needs.

When cleaning and maintaining the electrical box, it is recommended to follow the following steps:

Cut off the power supply: Before cleaning, make sure to cut off the power supply to avoid any electrical hazards.

External cleaning: Use a clean cloth or soft brush to remove dust and dirt from the surface of the electrical box. For stubborn stains, you can wipe it with warm water and a mild soap solution, but avoid using highly corrosive cleaners.

Check the seal: Check the seal of the electrical box regularly to see if it is intact to prevent moisture or dust from entering the box.

Check for corrosion: Check the steel or aluminum alloy shell for signs of rust or corrosion, and clean or treat it in time.

Check the installation firmness: Make sure the electrical box is firmly installed and all screws and accessories are not loose.

Check the internal wiring regularly: Check the internal wiring connection regularly to see if it is in good condition to avoid safety hazards caused by aging or looseness.

Regular maintenance can extend the service life of the electrical box and ensure its long-term safe operation.

Yes, ComiLED's electrical boxes are very suitable for outdoor use. They are made of corrosion-resistant steel or aluminum alloy materials and can withstand various weather conditions, including rain, moisture, and high temperatures.

In addition, electrical boxes are usually specially treated to increase waterproofness and oxidation resistance, so they can still provide stable protection and long service life even in outdoor environments. Suitable for installation in open areas or humid environments, such as power equipment, outdoor lighting, and other electrical systems.

Yes, ComiLED's electrical box is suitable for use in high-temperature environments. The steel and aluminum alloy materials used are both highly heat-resistant and can withstand certain high-temperature loads.

Especially in outdoor or industrial environments, the electrical box is designed with the effects of high temperatures in mind, so it can effectively prevent deformation, damage, or fire risks caused by high temperatures.

However, to ensure optimal performance, it is still recommended to avoid long-term exposure to extremely high-temperature conditions or to regularly check the status of the electrical box when used in a high-temperature environment.