The JP cabinet is a new type of integrated distribution equipment that combines functions of power distribution, metering, protection, control, and reactive power compensation. It is widely used in power systems, especially playing a crucial role in rural grid transformation.

Basic Functions and Structural Features:

The main functions of the JP cabinet include power distribution, metering, protection (overload, short circuit, leakage, etc.), and reactive power compensation. It is suitable for AC 50Hz, rated voltage 380V distribution systems and can meet the needs of various environments, such as urban grids, rural grid reconstruction, industrial and mining enterprises, street lighting, residential communities, and more.

Structure:
The JP cabinet typically consists of an outer shell, circuit breakers, terminal blocks, power input and output components, and more. The outer shell is usually made of spray-coated or galvanized angle steel frame, with a stainless steel cover. It is designed to be rainproof, dustproof, theft-resistant, leakage-proof, lightning-proof, and electromagnetic interference-resistant, divided into metering rooms, isolating knife switch rooms, feeder switch rooms, and reactive power compensation rooms, ensuring the safety and reliability of the equipment.

Application Scenarios:

Rural Grid Transformation: The JP cabinet is particularly suitable for rural grid renovation projects, meeting the requirements of standardization, miniaturization, and outdoor installation for rural low-voltage distribution equipment.

Industrial and Commercial Applications: It is also widely used in factories, industrial enterprises, large power plants, petrochemical enterprises, large steel mills, and power centers in high-rise buildings.