Can the distribution box in the house be moved? Because I want to move.

Can the distribution box be shifted? My advice is, it's best not to move. If the distribution box is moved, there will be electricity problems in the later stage, and the property will not take care of it, and the owner will be responsible. If it affects the overall layout or construction and must be moved, then it is necessary to confirm whether it can be moved according to the actual situation on site before determining whether it can be moved.

Situation 1: The place to be moved is the load-bearing wall.

If the wall to which the distribution box is moved is a load-bearing wall, it is not allowed, because the load-bearing wall is not allowed to be destroyed or removed. The distribution box is box-shaped and should be embedded in the wall. It is recommended not to move the distribution box.

Situation 2: The entrance line is long enough.

Before the transformation, there were usually two power supply lines in the distribution box, one live line and one zero line. If the power cord is long enough to reach the location you want to move, you can consider moving the distribution box without affecting the normal and safe use of electricity.

Situation 3: The entrance line is not long enough.

If the power cord is not long enough to reach the required position, it is recommended not to move the distribution box.