LYM1 Two-Color Residential Distribution Box
The LYM1 two-color residential distribution box is manufactured by LYE Technology with a dual-tone ABS flame-retardant panel and golden-ratio proportions, opened by a push-type flip-top cover. Recessed and surface-mounted versions cover 8 to 40 ways, with compact D-type models for positions where a standard-height box will not fit.
- Panel: Dual-tone ABS flame-retardant panel, push-type flip-top cover
- Way range: 8 to 40 ways, one and two rows, plus compact D-type
- Mounting: Recessed and surface mounted (M series)
- Enclosure thickness: 0.8 mm / 1.0 mm / 1.2 mm
- Standard configuration: Panel, busbar set, 1.0 mm DIN rail, enclosure
Two-Color Residential Distribution Box: Key Features & Typical Use
Two-Tone Front, Golden-Ratio Proportion
The LYM1 is built around a dual-tone panel and proportions derived from the golden ratio, which is what gives it the light-luxury look that interior designers ask for. Because the colour split is in the panel rather than the enclosure, the same enclosure can be used behind different front treatments across a project.Push-Type Flip-Top Cover
The cover opens with a push rather than a pull or a catch, so it can be operated with tools in one hand and is straightforward for a homeowner to use. The cover is part of a fire-retardant ABS panel, with a spray-painted cold-rolled steel enclosure behind it for structural rigidity and corrosion resistance.8 to 40 Ways Plus Compact D Models
The main range covers 8 to 40 ways, with D-type compact models such as LYM1-16D and LYM1-20D for positions where a standard-height box will not fit. Standard models reach from LYM1-8 at 222 x 210 x 100 mm to LYM1-40 at 438 x 335 x 100 mm overall, giving a consistent appearance across sizes.Consistent Internal Wiring Layout
Every version ships with the panel, the neutral and earth busbar set arranged with neutral on the left and earth on the right, a 1.0 mm DIN rail and the enclosure. Because the arrangement is the same across recessed, surface-mounted and compact models, a contractor working through a development does not have to re-plan for each box type.Two-Color Residential Distribution Box Specifications & Technical Data
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Series | LYM1 two-color residential distribution box |
| Panel | Dual-tone ABS flame-retardant panel |
| Enclosure | Spray-painted cold-rolled steel |
| Cover operation | Push-type flip-top cover |
| Way range | 8 to 40 ways, plus compact D-type models |
| Row configurations | 1 row and 2 rows |
| Mounting versions | Recessed and surface mounted (M series) |
| Enclosure thickness options | 0.8 mm / 1.0 mm / 1.2 mm |
| Standard configuration | Panel, neutral and earth busbar set, 1.0 mm DIN rail, enclosure |
| Busbar arrangement | Neutral on the left, earth on the right |
| Example model | LYM1-8: 222 x 210 x 100 mm overall |
| Example compact model | LYM1-16D: 366 x 230 x 100 mm overall |
| Largest model | LYM1-40: 438 x 335 x 100 mm overall |
| Compatible devices | Standard DIN-rail circuit breakers |
| Application | Living rooms, studies, apartments and design-led interiors |
LYM1 — a Two-Color Residential Distribution Box with Deliberate Proportions
Most consumer units look as if they were designed by an electrical engineer, because they were. The LYM1 was designed around a dual-tone panel and golden-ratio proportions instead, with a push-type flip-top cover, so the finished box sits in a living room, a study or a boutique interior without needing to be hidden.This board is also called a two-tone consumer unit, a decorative household distribution board or a designer breaker box, and it is compared with glass-fronted and all-metal alternatives. Since the panel is the whole point, the questions worth asking a manufacturer are whether the two-tone panel is moulded by the supplier, how a colour direction is confirmed before a production run, and which compact sizes are available for narrow wall positions.The visible panel is fire-retardant ABS and the enclosure behind it is spray-painted cold-rolled steel, so the structural and corrosion performance is not compromised by the appearance. Enclosure thickness can be specified at 0.8 mm, 1.0 mm or 1.2 mm depending on project budget and how much handling the box will see.The range covers 8 to 40 ways in recessed and surface-mounted form, with compact D-type models such as LYM1-16D for positions where a standard-height box will not fit. Each unit ships with the panel, the busbar set arranged neutral left and earth right, a 1.0 mm DIN rail and the enclosure.
Factory-Direct Two-Color Residential Distribution Box Manufacturer & OEM / ODM
We Manufacture, You Brand
LYE Technology (Zhejiang) Co., Ltd. is a national high-tech enterprise and manufacturer in Wenzhou, China: sheet-metal fabrication, welding, powder coating, busbar machining and final assembly run on our own factory lines, and every unit is function-tested before it leaves the works. A LYM1 Two-Color Residential Distribution Box that reaches your site carries the routine test behind it, not just the rating on the nameplate.We are one of the Top 10 Brands of China's small power distribution boxes and a drafter of national standards in this category, and we hold ISO9001, ISO14001, ISO45001, CCC, CE and TUV certification. Because we are the manufacturer rather than a trading company, our sales engineers quote from your drawing in factory-direct terms, and OEM or ODM work is produced on the same lines as our standard products.For the LYM1 we mould the two-tone panel in our own works, so a colour direction is confirmed before the panel batch is produced rather than applied afterwards.- OEM branding — custom colours, laser marking and your own project or retail packaging, applied at the factory.
- ODM options — ratings, configurations and internal layouts built around your drawings or single-line diagram.
- Certification — ISO9001, ISO14001, ISO45001, CCC, CE and TUV, with test documents supplied per project.
- MOQ — flexible quantities for a project or a trial order, with mixed types welcome in one shipment.
LYM1 dual-tone panel with push-type flip-top cover
Compact LYM1-16D model fitted into a narrow wall position
Two-Color Residential Distribution Box Buying Guide from the Manufacturer
The LYM1 is a design-led product, so colour and size are usually settled together with the interior. These are the points we confirm.
- Count the circuits and spare ways to fix the way count, including whether a compact D-type is needed.
- Confirm whether each box is recessed or surface mounted and the depth available in the wall.
- Confirm the enclosure thickness required, 0.8 mm, 1.0 mm or 1.2 mm.
- Confirm the two-tone colour direction against the interior scheme.
- Send the circuit schedule, floor plan and the positions where the boxes will be visible.
- Approve the colour and drawing, then production and dispatch.
Manufacturer & Sales Support for Wholesale Buyers
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Specifying Design-Led Distribution Boxes?
OEM/ODM, wholesale pricing and distributor support straight from the manufacturer — one enquiry gets you a factory-direct quotation for the LYM1 Two-Color Residential Distribution Box, sized to your way counts, the colour direction and the positions where the boxes will be visible, with type-test documentation under IEC 60670 and the applicable national requirements for household distribution boards. Our sales team replies with a specification and an indicative price, so send your drawings and quantity.Contact Our Sales TeamTwo-Color Residential Distribution Box — Frequently Asked Questions
What is a two-color residential distribution box?
It is a household distribution board whose front panel is finished in two tones, designed so the board reads as part of the interior rather than as a utility fitting. The LYM1 pairs a dual-tone ABS flame-retardant panel and a push-type flip-top cover with a spray-painted cold-rolled steel enclosure, covering 8 to 40 ways plus compact D-type models.Where are decorative distribution boxes used?
They are used wherever the board is visible in a finished room: living rooms, studies, hallways, boutique interiors, serviced apartments and renovation projects where the electrical board would otherwise stand out. In those positions the front panel is treated as an interior detail, so the colour and proportion of the panel matter as much as the way count.What is the difference between recessed and surface-mounted distribution boxes?
A surface-mounted box fixes onto the finished wall, so no cutting is required and it can be added during a retrofit. A recessed box sits inside the wall and finishes flush, which is preferred in corridors and completed rooms. On the LYM1 both versions use the same panel, rail and busbar set, so the appearance is consistent whichever is chosen.Who manufactures decorative residential distribution boxes?
The segment is smaller than the conventional board market because the panel mouldings and colour options have to be controlled by the manufacturer rather than bought in. Ask whether the panel is moulded by the supplier, how a colour direction is verified before a production run, and which compact models are available for narrow positions. LYE manufactures the LYM1 in Wenzhou and holds ISO9001, ISO14001, ISO45001, CCC, CE and TUV certification.How much does a decorative distribution box cost?
Indicative factory-direct pricing is roughly US$5 to US$80 per unit, depending on the way count, the colour direction, the mounting version and the quantity ordered. Because the panel and cover carry most of the added cost, the comparison between suppliers should be made on the finished front rather than on the empty enclosure, and colour decisions should be fixed before the panel batch is produced.
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Use a distribution box for final circuits and compact branch protection; use a cabinet when the project needs larger incoming capacity, more feeder groups, metering, busbars or greater internal separation. The final choice should be checked against the single-line diagram, device list, available installation space and local project rules.
Provide the device schedule, circuit quantity, component dimensions, cable-entry direction, mounting method and required spare capacity. LYE also reviews door clearance, bending radius, heat-producing devices and the usable depth behind the mounting plate before confirming an enclosure size.
Start with the actual exposure to dust, rain, cleaning water and accidental contact rather than choosing the highest number by default. Cable entries, ventilation, door seals and installation workmanship affect the finished assembly, so the target rating and verification basis must be confirmed for the specific product and project.
Coated or galvanized steel is commonly considered for general indoor service, stainless steel for humid or corrosive locations, and engineering plastic for lightweight non-metallic applications. Material grade, thickness, UV exposure, chemical contact and earthing requirements must be confirmed against the installation environment.
Share the component heat load, ambient temperature, solar exposure, duty cycle and allowable internal temperature. LYE can then review enclosure volume, spacing, ventilation or fan provisions, sun shields, heaters or drainage details; the final thermal design remains tied to the installed equipment and site conditions.
Yes. A dimensioned drawing is preferred, but a physical sample and clear reference photographs can also start the review. Material, thickness, openings, hardware, finish, labels, inspection points and packing are recorded before sampling or repeat production.
PDF and common 2D CAD drawings are suitable for most enclosure enquiries, while 3D files can help with complex assemblies. Include a revision number, units, tolerances and component references; file compatibility and any missing production information will be confirmed during review.
A sample or first article can be arranged for a new or customized product. The approval plan should identify dimensions, openings, fit, appearance, hardware, labels and packaging, together with the sample cost and timing agreed for the actual order.
Available documents may include approved drawings, packing lists, dimensional or appearance inspection records, product data and certificates applicable to the confirmed model. Destination-specific declarations or third-party testing must be requested before order placement so availability and scope can be verified.
Lead time is confirmed after the product scope, quantity, sample requirement and finish are known. Packing is reviewed against product weight, surface protection, destination and shipping method; if an issue is found after delivery, send the order reference, label, photographs and quantity affected so it can be traced and reviewed.
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