Mora Metal Base Distribution Box JXP

Mora Metal Base Distribution Box from the JXP series provides an organized enclosure for compatible DIN-rail protective devices in indoor electrical installations. Available in 10, 13, 16, 18, 21 and 24-way options, it allows an electrician to select the board size according to the planned MCBs, RCCBs, RCBOs, isolators, surge protection devices and future spare capacity.

Mora Metal Base Distribution Box JXP Features

• Metal base: provides a rigid enclosure structure for a correctly planned indoor installation.
• Multiple way options: choose 10, 13, 16, 18, 21 or 24 way according to the selected product variation.
• Clean front appearance: suited to visible indoor locations where an organized finish is important.
• Modular device layout: intended for compatible DIN-rail electrical devices, subject to verified internal dimensions.
• Residential and commercial use: may suit homes, apartments, offices, shops and compatible solar AC distribution arrangements.

Available 10 to 24-Way Sizes

The Mora Metal Base Distribution Box is available in 10-way, 13-way, 16-way, 18-way, 21-way and 24-way choices. “Way” generally refers to available modular positions, but usable capacity can depend on the width of each installed device. A single-pole MCB may use one module, while double-pole, four-pole or combined protective devices can occupy several positions.

Do not select the enclosure only by counting breakers. Include the actual module width of the main isolator, RCCB or RCBO, SPDs, phase indicators, contactors and any other equipment in the design. Confirm the selected variation before checkout because dimensions and price vary by size.

How to Choose the Correct Distribution Box Size

Start with a circuit schedule prepared by a qualified electrician. List every outgoing circuit and the protective device required for it. Add the main incoming device, earth-leakage protection, surge protection and any control equipment. Then reserve sensible spare capacity for future circuits or equipment replacement.

A board filled to its last position can make wiring, heat management and future maintenance more difficult. Spare ways do not replace correct electrical design, but they can provide useful flexibility. Browse our circuit breakers to compare the pole widths and protection types that may form part of the layout.

Plan for RCCB, RCBO and SPD Space

MCBs provide overload and short-circuit protection, while RCCBs or RCBOs may be required for residual-current protection. Surge protection devices perform a separate role. Each device takes physical rail space and may need associated neutral or earth connections. Review our SPDs and surge protection devices when planning a coordinated board.

The electrician should verify whether the installation is single-phase or three-phase and calculate the number of poles and modules accordingly. A three-phase main device or four-pole RCCB can consume substantially more space than a single-pole breaker.

Check Dimensions and Package Contents

Before ordering the Mora Metal Base Distribution Box, confirm its external dimensions, internal depth, rail length, cable-entry locations and mounting points can differ between 10, 13, 16, 18, 21 and 24-way variants. Confirm the selected model’s measurements before cutting a wall opening, drilling mounting holes or preparing cables. Product photographs should not be used as a scale reference.

Unless the selected variation explicitly states otherwise, treat circuit breakers, busbars, neutral bars, earth bars, glands and wiring accessories as separate items. Confirm package contents before ordering. Explore other distribution boxes if the project requires a different construction, capacity or mounting style.

Indoor Installation and Environmental Limits

This product should be treated as an indoor distribution enclosure unless the supplied unit carries a verified ingress-protection rating suitable for the intended environment. Do not install it outdoors, in direct rain, in a damp location or where excessive dust, chemicals or impact can reach the enclosure without a confirmed environmental rating.

The installation location should allow safe access for operation and maintenance while keeping the board away from children, water sources and combustible storage. Adequate working clearance and ventilation should be maintained according to the electrical design.

Professional Installation and Earthing

A qualified electrician must install the Mora Metal Base Distribution Box after isolating and verifying the supply dead. The metal base and all exposed conductive parts must be earthed or bonded as required by the enclosure design and local wiring rules. Cable entries need suitable bushes or glands so sharp metal edges cannot damage insulation.

The electrician should arrange line, neutral and protective-earth conductors neatly, observe device terminal torque requirements and avoid overcrowding. Circuits and protective devices should be clearly labelled. After assembly, the installation requires inspection and electrical testing before energization.

Maintenance and Safety Checks

Periodically inspect the enclosure for loose covers, corrosion, overheating, discoloration, damaged cable entries or unusual smells. Never remove the cover or touch internal parts while energized. Repeated breaker tripping or signs of heat require professional investigation rather than replacement with a higher-rated device.

Buy Mora Distribution Boxes from HN Electric

HN Electric supplies distribution, protection and control products for Pakistani homes, businesses, workshops and solar projects. Explore more products from the Mora brand, or contact us before ordering to confirm the required way count and selected variation.

Important: Dimensions, included accessories and appearance may vary by size or batch. Verify the selected 10, 13, 16, 18, 21 or 24-way option before installation.