Walk into any factory or workshop, and you’ll see them right away — clean, tight cabinets where the wiring looks almost too neat to be real. That’s usually Jacob distribution boards. They’ve earned that reputation because the parts simply fit together the way they should. The covers close evenly, the locks bite clean, and nothing rattles when the machine starts running nearby.

These boards serve as the main electrical backbone for machinery, lighting, and building infrastructure. Whether it’s an automation line or a commercial floor, Jacob electrical enclosures protect breakers, terminals, and busbars from dust, oil, and vibration. The housings are made from tough polycarbonate or powder-coated steel, depending on the environment. They’re tested to handle moisture, UV, and heat, and they don’t warp or fade after years in service.

Jacob industrial junction boxes and modular switchgear cabinets

The smaller Jacob industrial junction boxes are built with the same logic — strong walls, precise threads, and proper sealing. They’re easy to drill, cable glands hold tight, and the lid always lands flush. IP66 or IP67 protection keeps the internals dry even when used outdoors. Maintenance crews often mention how quick it is to relabel or replace terminals inside; nothing feels flimsy or brittle.

For bigger setups, Jacob modular switchgear cabinets make sense. They’re built like building blocks — panels, rails, and doors that combine into custom shapes. That modular approach saves time when expanding a system or replacing damaged parts. You can add an extension cabinet, change the door direction, or mount a windowed cover without rebuilding the entire frame. The accessories list is long: base plates, mounting frames, locks, gaskets, and ventilation sets — all matched in size and finish.

Jacob installation boards and surface or flush mounted versions

Not every project needs a large cabinet. For small control zones, lighting networks, or apartment distribution, Jacob installation boards provide the same reliability in a compact form. They come surface-mounted or flush-mounted depending on the wall type. The flush boards sit cleanly with just the frame visible, good for offices or finished interiors. Surface-mounted versions are popular for workshops or warehouses where quick access and expansion matter more than looks.

The internal rail layout makes wiring simple and secure. DIN rails snap into place, neutral and earth bars are already fitted, and every screw aligns without forcing. The overall impression is straightforward: it’s equipment designed by someone who actually builds things, not just draws them.

Practical details that make Jacob boards stand out

Inside each Jacob distribution board, the small things add up — rounded edges that don’t cut cables, hinges that don’t squeak, seals that don’t stick. The materials feel solid, not cheap plastic. You can sense the difference when tightening a gland or closing the door; it closes with a click that tells you it’s sealed. Electricians trust them because they survive abuse: drilling, cleaning, temperature shifts, and constant opening for inspection. Once installed, they just work — no callbacks, no surprises.

Our advantages in Jacob distribution board supply

Bank of Lamps supplies the complete Jacob distribution boards lineup for B2B and industrial projects across Europe. From small junction boxes to modular switchgear cabinets, all products come directly from our central warehouse in Latvia. Stock is verified, labeled, and ready for fast export to Germany, France, Spain, the Baltics, the Netherlands, and the UK.

We’re not a marketplace — we’re a working distributor with over 1.3 million SKUs from 96 manufacturers in constant circulation. That means our clients get real availability, not “backorder promises.” Orders leave our warehouse within 48 hours, documentation is included, and every shipment is traceable.

For contractors, panel builders, and industrial installers, working with Bank of Lamps means less waiting and more confidence. We deal in real components, not listings; we know how these boards are mounted, what gaskets fit which frame, and why good sealing matters. If you need Jacob electrical enclosures, junction boxes, or switchgear cabinets that last — we’ll get them to you fast, from the shelf, ready to go.