In rural areas, lighting electrical ready boards often face small animal infestations, which can cause significant electrical problems. Once small animals such as mice and cockroaches enter the electrical ready board, they can pose a serious threat to circuit safety.

Mice have a natural tendency to bite, and the insulation layer of the wires inside the electrical ready board often becomes their 'grinding tool'. After the insulation layer is damaged, the wires are exposed, which can easily cause short circuit faults. A short circuit can generate strong current and heat, which not only burns electrical equipment but may also cause fires, causing huge losses to the life and property safety of rural households. Moreover, a short circuit may also cause the entire lighting system to malfunction, affecting the normal life of residents.

Cockroaches and other insects prefer to inhabit warm and humid environments, and the interior of the electrical ready board perfectly meets their living conditions. These insects crawl and move inside the electrical ready board, which may come into contact with live parts and cause electrical leakage. Once a person touches the shell of a leaking electrical ready board, an electric shock accident may occur, endangering life safety.

In order to prevent small animals from entering the electrical ready board and causing circuit problems, a series of effective protective measures need to be taken. Firstly, it is necessary to choose a electrical ready board with good sealing to ensure that there are no gaps in the box, leaving no room for small animals to take advantage of. Secondly, protective nets or barriers can be installed around the electrical ready board to prevent large and small animals such as mice from approaching. In addition, it is also very important to regularly inspect and maintain the electrical ready board, clean the dust and debris inside the box in a timely manner, check the insulation of the wires, and replace them promptly if any damage is found.

It is crucial to prevent rodents and insects in rural lighting electrical ready boards. Only by taking protective measures can we avoid major circuit problems caused by small animals, ensure the safe and stable operation of rural lighting systems, and provide rural residents with reliable electricity.