Electric meter boxes are generally made of various materials to meet different environments and needs. Common materials for electric meter boxes include:

Metal materials: such as stainless steel, aluminum alloy, and copper. These metal materials have their own unique advantages, such as strong corrosion resistance and resistance to rusting of stainless steel, lightweight and wear-resistant aluminum alloy, and good electrical and thermal conductivity of copper. Metal meter boxes exhibit excellent durability and safety, making them suitable for various environments.

Plastic materials: such as ABS, PC, PVC, etc. Plastic meter boxes have the characteristics of being lightweight, durable, easy to install, and relatively low in cost. Among them, ABS material has good heat resistance, impact resistance, and chemical corrosion resistance, making it suitable for environments with high temperatures; PC material has high transparency, good toughness, and high heat resistance, making it suitable for manufacturing high-precision meter boxes; PVC material has the advantages of low cost, corrosion resistance, wear resistance, etc., and is more suitable for indoor environments.

Composite materials: such as fiberglass, etc. The fiberglass electric meter box is composed of fiberglass and synthetic resin, and has the characteristics of lightweight, high strength, corrosion resistance, and not easily deformed. It is particularly suitable for outdoor environments and can resist ultraviolet radiation, oxidation, and chemical corrosion.

In summary, the material selection of the electric meter box should be based on the usage environment and requirements. Meter boxes made of different materials have different characteristics and applicable ranges to meet the needs of different scenarios.