jp cabinet

Abstract

The invention discloses a new type of JP cabinet, which solves the accidents that rats often bite electric wires inside the JP cabinet, causing electrical components to fail to work normally. The key point of the technical solution is that it also includes a power supply, a consumption resistor and a wire. The power supply is located inside the cabinet and is connected to the wire and the consumption resistor to form a closed loop. One end of the wire is connected to the power supply and passes through the cabinet door from the inside of the cabinet. The other end of the cabinet is connected to a power supply after the outer side of the cabinet is arranged around the base, and the power supply generates a current that provides a closed loop flow. This anti-rodent design is achieved to avoid the inconvenience of entering the door caused by placing a mouse baffle at the door of the power distribution room. It can effectively bite the wires outside the cabinet and kill the mice by electric shock, thereby preventing the mice from entering the inside of the cabinet to damage the electrical circuit.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of power distribution cabinets, more specifically, it relates to a JP cabinet. Background technique [0002] JP cabinet, also known as JP integrated distribution box, belongs to a kind of distribution cabinet. The distribution cabinet is to assemble switchgear, measuring instrument, protective device and auxiliary equipment in a closed or semi-closed metal cabinet or screen according to the requirements of electrical wiring. Broadly, it constitutes a low-voltage power distribution device. During normal operation, the circuit can be connected or disconnected by means of a manual or automatic switch. Cut off the circuit or alarm with the help of protective electrical appliances in case of failure or abnormal operation. Various parameters in operation can be displayed by means of measuring instruments, and some electrical parameters can also be adjusted to prompt or send out signals for deviations from normal working c...

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Problems solved by technology

In power distribution and other occasions, accidents of mice biting wires often occur in the JP cabinet, causing electrical components to fail to work normally. At present, it is common practice to install a heightened mouse guard at the door of power distribution, but such The effect of the design is limited, the mouse can still inadvertently enter the power distribution room from other gaps and damage the wires in the JP cabinet, and this method is very inconvenient for the operators who want to enter the power distribution room.

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