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The higher the IP rating of a distribution box, the better the protection level is. Instead, it needs to be selected according to the actual application scenario and needs.

The IP rating consists of two numbers, the first number represents the dustproof level, and the second number represents the waterproof level. The larger the number, the stronger the protection of the distribution box against the corresponding hazards. However, a higher protection level usually means higher manufacturing costs and more complex structures, so it is not necessarily applicable to all situations.

For example, in some indoor environments or occasions where waterproofing is not required, it may be a waste to choose a distribution box with an IP rating that is too high. On the contrary, for distribution boxes that need to be frequently exposed to harsh environments (such as moisture, dust or corrosive gases), a higher IP rating will provide better protection, ensuring the normal operation of the equipment and extending its service life.

In addition, other performance parameters of the distribution box, such as rated current, rated voltage, short-circuit withstand capacity, etc., need to be considered to ensure that it meets the specific application scenario requirements.

Therefore, when selecting a distribution box, its IP rating and other performance parameters should be comprehensively considered according to the actual application scenario and needs. Only when it is ensured that specific needs are met, choosing an appropriate IP rating is a wise decision.

In general, IP rating is an important indicator to measure the protection ability of the distribution box, but it is not the only indicator. When choosing a distribution box, you need to consider multiple factors to ensure that it meets specific application scenarios and needs.