What factors affect the price of small power distribution units?

The price of a small power distribution unit is affected by many factors. Here are some of the main factors:

Size and Capacity: Large, high-capacity small power distribution units are generally more expensive because of their greater manufacturing and material costs.

Materials and quality: small power distribution units made of different materials, such as steel plates, aluminum alloys, etc., as well as the quality of the manufacturing process will affect the price. High-quality small power distribution units are generally more durable, but are correspondingly more expensive.

Protection level: The protection level of the small power distribution unit (such as IP65) will affect its water resistance, dust resistance and other properties. Products with high protection levels are relatively expensive.

Safety Certifications: small power distribution units that meet international or regional electrical safety standards and certifications are usually more expensive because their production requirements are more stringent.

Brands and Manufacturers: Products from well-known brands or manufacturers with a good reputation often command higher prices because consumers are more willing to pay a premium for quality and trust.

Market supply and demand: Market supply and demand will also affect the price of small power distribution units, especially when there is a supply shortage or a surge in demand.

Before purchasing a small power distribution unit, it is recommended to consider the above factors based on actual needs and budget to choose a suitable product.