Junction Box

junction box is a vital component in electrical systems used to house and protect wire connections, ensuring safety and organization. It serves as a central point where electrical wires meet and are connected through terminals or wire nuts, helping to distribute electricity efficiently while reducing the risk of short circuits, electrical fires, or accidental contact.

What is a Junction Box?

A junction box (also called an electrical box or enclosure) is a container—typically made of plastic, metal, or PVC—used to:

• Protect electrical connections from environmental damage

• Prevent accidental contact with live wires

• Organize wiring in residential, commercial, or industrial electrical systems