As the core hub of household electricity consumption, the safety of rural lighting electrical ready boards is not only related to the stability of daily electricity consumption, but also closely linked to the physical and mental health of residents. From electrical safety to electromagnetic radiation, and then to psychological impact, the safety hazards of electrical ready boards may affect human health through multiple dimensions.

1、 The direct correlation between electrical safety and bodily injury

If there are design defects or improper maintenance in the electrical ready board, it may cause accidents such as electric shock and fire. For example, if the door of the electrical ready board is not grounded or the insulation layer of the wire is damaged, it is easy to cause current leakage, which may cause ventricular fibrillation, respiratory paralysis, and even death when in contact with the human body. In addition, arc sparks generated by overload operation or short circuit may ignite surrounding combustibles, causing burns or inhalation injuries. In rural areas, risks are often exacerbated by unauthorized wiring and the use of inferior sockets. It is necessary to regularly check the sealing, grounding connections, and aging of the wires in the electrical ready board to avoid physical injury caused by negligence.

2、 Potential effects of electromagnetic radiation on health

The power frequency electromagnetic field generated during the operation of the electrical ready board may have chronic effects on long-term exposed individuals. Research has shown that long-term exposure to high-intensity electromagnetic radiation may cause symptoms of neurasthenia, such as headaches, insomnia, and memory loss; The impact on the cardiovascular system includes abnormal heart rate and blood pressure fluctuations; For the reproductive system, it may reduce sperm quality or increase the risk of miscarriage in pregnant women. Although the power of rural electrical ready boards is relatively low, if installed in bedrooms or children's activity areas, it is still necessary to maintain a safe distance and prioritize the use of materials with good shielding performance.

3、 The indirect effect of safety hazards on psychology

Fire or electric shock accidents caused by faults in electrical ready boards can leave psychological scars, leading residents to develop fear or anxiety about electricity usage. In addition, frequent tripping and unstable voltage may affect the quality of life, and long-term exposure to such environments may trigger depression or stress disorders. Therefore, standardizing the installation of electrical ready boards, setting clear markings, and regularly conducting safety education on electricity use can effectively enhance residents' sense of security and reduce psychological burden.