In rural areas, lighting electrical ready boards are a key hub for power transmission, but if not managed properly, they can also become a source of air pollution, posing risks to the health of villagers.

The air pollution caused by rural lighting electrical ready boards is mainly due to the aging and damage of internal electrical components. For example, after the insulation layer of a wire is damaged, it may generate high temperatures under the action of current, causing the surrounding insulation materials to decompose and release harmful gases. For example, insulation materials containing chlorine will decompose into irritating gases such as hydrogen chloride. In addition, the accumulation of dust inside the electrical ready board can easily breed mold in humid environments, and mold spores can be released into the air, which can also pollute the air.

These air pollutants pose a significant threat to the health of villagers. Stimulating gases may cause respiratory diseases, leading to symptoms such as coughing and wheezing, and long-term exposure may also damage lung function. Fungal spores may trigger allergic reactions, causing villagers to experience skin itching, sneezing, runny nose, and other symptoms. For immunocompromised populations such as the elderly, children, and pregnant women, the harm is even more severe.

Effective measures need to be taken to prevent such air pollution and health risks. Regularly inspect and maintain the electrical ready board, replace aging and damaged electrical components and wires in a timely manner, and avoid the generation of harmful gases due to faults. Strengthen the sealing of the electrical ready board to prevent dust from entering, and regularly clean the dust inside the box to keep the interior clean and dry, and inhibit the growth of mold. Ventilation equipment can also be installed near the electrical ready board to promote air circulation and reduce the concentration of harmful gases and fungal spores.

The air pollution problem of rural lighting electrical ready boards should not be underestimated. Through scientific maintenance, management, and preventive measures, air pollution can be effectively reduced, ensuring the health of villagers and making rural life safer and more comfortable.