Near the top of the eave, a downspout has a conductor head attached to it. They can significantly elevate a gutter system and serve as an architectural accent. There are numerous additional names for conductor heads, including scupper boxes, rainfall heads, rain collectors, leader heads, collector heads, and collector boxes. Functional uses for conductor heads include facilitating cleaning and enabling the connection of several downspouts to a single point. However, their main objective is purely aesthetic. For example, due of their sophisticated, timeless appearance, copper leader heads are frequently found on historic structures.Today’s market offers a wide variety of conductor head types and shapes. They come in a variety of forms, colors, and sizes and are constructed from a variety of materials, including copper, zinc, steel, and aluminum.