Does The Distribution Box Have Radiation? Is It Harmful To The Human Body?

Distribution box has radiation, but it is usually harmless to the human body.

The distribution box does generate an electromagnetic field when it is working, which is caused by the changes in current and voltage inside it. However, the intensity of this electromagnetic radiation is usually very low and not enough to cause direct harm to the human body. Specifically:

Radiation type: The radiation generated by the distribution box is mainly non-ionizing radiation, which has low energy and will not damage the structure of biological molecules. Compared with ionizing radiation such as X-rays and nuclear radiation, it is much less harmful.

Safety range: For most distribution boxes, the intensity of the electromagnetic field they generate is within the safe range. Especially for household distribution boxes, the radiation has very little effect on human health, and the weak current part is almost negligible.

Special population: Although the radiation from the distribution box is usually harmless to the human body, pregnant women and children, as special groups, are advised to stay away from the distribution box as much as possible to reduce potential radiation exposure. However, there is no conclusive evidence that the radiation from the distribution box will cause direct harm to the health of pregnant women and children.

In general, the radiation intensity of the distribution box is within the safe range and is harmless to the human body. However, for the sake of safety, special groups of people (such as pregnant women and children) should stay away from the distribution box as much as possible. At the same time, if the distribution box emits a loud buzzing sound or other noise, it may have a certain impact on the working environment and mood. It is recommended to take appropriate noise reduction measures.