What we make
The product families.
Twenty-four families of electrical products, for homes, workplaces and streets. Choose what you want to sell, and we engineer it, make it and supply it under your brand.
- Lighting
- Wiring devices
02 Wiring devices
Modular switch · Dimmer switch · Socket with USB-C · Extension reel · Power strip · Switch plate
- What it is
- The switches, sockets, plates and power strips that connect people and appliances to a building's wiring.
- Where it is used
- In every room of homes, offices, hotels and shops, fitted in wall boxes, plus portable power strips on desks and counters.
- Why it is needed
- Every appliance needs a safe place to draw power and every light needs a switch. Poor devices loosen, spark and overheat, which causes shocks and fires.
- How it helps
- Modular plates put switches, sockets, USB-C charging and indicators in one place, so phones charge without adapters and fewer extension cords clutter the room.
- LV protection
03 LV protection
DIN-rail breaker · RCCB · Distribution board · Isolator · Circuit breaker · Surge protector
- What it is
- Low-voltage protection: miniature circuit breakers, residual-current devices, isolators and the distribution boards that hold them.
- Where it is used
- In the distribution board of every home, shop, office and factory, clipped onto a DIN rail.
- Why it is needed
- They cut the power automatically on overload, short circuit or earth leakage, which prevents fires, protects equipment and saves people from electric shock.
- How it helps
- A tripped breaker resets in seconds, with no fuse wire to replace. Labelled circuits let one room be switched off for repair while the rest of the building stays powered.
- Power conversion
04 Power conversion
GaN charger · Wireless charger · Laptop adapter · Car charger · Plug adapter · Multi-port charger
- What it is
- Chargers and adapters that turn mains electricity into the safe, steady low voltage that electronics run on, plus travel adapters.
- Where it is used
- Phones, laptops, routers, cameras and small appliances, at home, at work and while travelling.
- Why it is needed
- Electronics cannot run straight from the mains. They need an isolated supply at exactly the right voltage, or they charge slowly, overheat or fail.
- How it helps
- Modern GaN chargers with USB Power Delivery are small enough for a pocket and can fast-charge a phone and a laptop from one plug.
- Storage and charging
05 Storage and charging
Power bank · Battery pack · Home battery · Solar charger · EV wallbox · Portable power station · Battery cell
- What it is
- Rechargeable batteries and the equipment that charges them: battery cells, power banks, home batteries and EV wallboxes.
- Where it is used
- Phones on the move, homes during power cuts, and electric scooters and cars charging overnight.
- Why it is needed
- Energy has to be stored for when and where the grid is not available, and electric vehicles need safe, dedicated charging.
- How it helps
- Phones keep running far from a socket, homes ride through power cuts without anyone noticing, and vehicles fill up at home while their owners sleep.
- Home energy
06 Home energy
Solar inverter · Energy monitor · Smart plug · Battery inverter · Smart geyser controller · Solar panel
- What it is
- Products that produce, convert and manage energy at home: solar inverters, energy monitors and smart plugs.
- Where it is used
- Rooftop solar systems, and between the wall socket and appliances such as geysers, heaters and air conditioners.
- Why it is needed
- Electricity bills keep rising and more homes add solar. Inverters turn solar power into usable mains power, and monitoring shows where the energy goes.
- How it helps
- Owners see and control energy use from their phone, run heavy appliances while the sun shines, and switch things off automatically when nobody is home.
- Motors and drives
07 Motors and drives
BLDC motor · Stepper motor · Gear motor · Pump motor · Electric motor · Motor drive
- What it is
- Electric motors and the electronic drives that control their speed and force: BLDC motors, gear motors and general-purpose motors.
- Where it is used
- Inside fans, pumps, appliances, tools, gates, conveyors and electric vehicles.
- Why it is needed
- Motors turn electricity into movement. The motor and its drive decide how much power a product uses, how loud it is and how long it lasts.
- How it helps
- BLDC motors with electronic drives run quieter and cooler, use far less electricity, and allow smooth speed control by remote or app.
- Air movement
08 Air movement
BLDC ceiling fan · Wall fan · Tower fan · Exhaust fan · Pedestal fan · Air purifier · Ceiling fan
- What it is
- Fans and air-treatment appliances: ceiling fans, BLDC fans, tower and pedestal fans, and air purifiers.
- Where it is used
- Homes, offices, shops and schools, especially in hot climates, on ceilings, floors and walls.
- Why it is needed
- Moving air keeps people comfortable for a small share of an air conditioner's energy, and clean air matters for health in polluted cities.
- How it helps
- Remote and app control, speed presets, timers and sleep modes, with quiet BLDC operation and low running costs.
- Domestic appliances
09 Domestic appliances
Air fryer · Induction cooktop · Blender · Hair dryer · Steam iron · Robot vacuum · Stick vacuum · Coffee machine · Electric kettle
- What it is
- Small electrical appliances for the kitchen, cleaning and personal care: air fryers, induction cooktops, blenders, kettles, coffee machines, irons, hair dryers and vacuums.
- Where it is used
- Every day at home, for cooking, drinks, laundry, cleaning and grooming.
- Why it is needed
- They do routine household work faster, more safely and more consistently than by hand or over a gas flame.
- How it helps
- Presets, automatic shut-off, cordless designs and robot cleaning give people back time and take the guesswork out of chores.
- Smart buildings
10 Smart buildings
Smart thermostat · Smart switch · Touch panel · Motion sensor · Smart hub · Curtain motor
- What it is
- Controls, touch panels, thermostats and sensors that automate the lighting, climate and shading of a home or building.
- Where it is used
- Homes, hotels, offices and apartments, mounted on walls and linked over Wi-Fi, Zigbee or Bluetooth.
- Why it is needed
- Buildings waste energy when lights and cooling run in empty rooms, and many separate switches are hard to manage.
- How it helps
- One touch, a schedule or a voice command sets a whole room. Systems switch off by themselves when people leave.
- Security and access
11 Security and access
Dome camera · Video intercom · Bullet camera · Access card reader · Video doorbell · Smart lock
- What it is
- Cameras, video doorbells, smart locks and access devices that watch over a property and control who enters.
- Where it is used
- Front doors, gates, shops, offices and residential societies.
- Why it is needed
- They deter theft, record what happens, and let owners decide who can enter without handing out physical keys.
- How it helps
- Owners see visitors and open the door from their phone, share temporary digital keys and get alerts the moment something happens.
- Fire and life safety
12 Fire and life safety
Smoke detector · Heat detector · Gas detector · Emergency exit sign · Manual call point · Fire alarm sounder
- What it is
- Devices that detect smoke, heat or gas and warn people in time: detectors, alarms and emergency signage.
- Where it is used
- Ceilings and escape routes of homes, hotels, offices and factories, where they are often required by building codes.
- Why it is needed
- In a fire, the first minutes decide whether people get out safely. Early warning saves lives and property.
- How it helps
- Sealed long-life batteries, alarms that sound together across a building, self-tests and alerts on the phone.
- Metering and sensing
13 Metering and sensing
Smart meter · Water meter · Smart scale · Temperature sensor · Current transformer · Data logger
- What it is
- Meters and sensors that measure electricity, water, weight, temperature or presence and report the readings: smart meters, smart scales and sensors.
- Where it is used
- Utility connections, homes, shops, farms and factories.
- Why it is needed
- What is not measured cannot be billed fairly or managed well. Accurate data is the basis for billing, saving and control.
- How it helps
- Readings arrive automatically with no meter reader at the door, and live data shows up in an app or a control system.
- Industrial control
14 Industrial control
Contactor · Relay · Motor starter · Timer relay · Control panel · Push-button station
- What it is
- Switching and control gear for machines: contactors, relays, starters and control panels.
- Where it is used
- Factories, pump houses, air-conditioning plant, lifts and machine panels.
- Why it is needed
- Large motors and loads have to be switched safely by small control signals, and protected when something goes wrong.
- How it helps
- Machines start and stop automatically or from a remote control system, so operators spend less time switching equipment by hand.
- Power tools
15 Power tools
Cordless drill · Impact driver · Angle grinder · Circular saw · Robot mower · Jigsaw
- What it is
- Hand-held and garden tools that run on mains power or batteries: drills, grinders, saws and robot mowers.
- Where it is used
- Construction sites, workshops, maintenance work, DIY and gardens.
- Why it is needed
- Drilling, cutting, grinding and mowing by hand is slow, tiring and less precise.
- How it helps
- Cordless tools share one battery platform, brushless motors last longer, and robot mowers keep the lawn cut with nobody behind them.
- Mobility electrics
16 Mobility electrics
E-scooter · Battery controller · LED headlamp · Hub motor · Tail light · Onboard charger
- What it is
- Electrical systems for two-, three- and four-wheelers: motors, controllers, chargers and lighting such as LED headlamps.
- Where it is used
- E-scooters, delivery bikes, e-rickshaws, motorcycles and cars.
- Why it is needed
- Electric vehicles depend on reliable power electronics, and lights are required for safety on the road.
- How it helps
- Low running costs, charging at home, and bright LED lights that rarely need replacing.
- Rail and marine
17 Rail and marine
Traction motor · Train headlight · Coach LED fitting · Navigation light · Marine junction box · Pantograph controller
- What it is
- Electrical equipment built for trains, metros and ships: traction motors, lighting, power supplies and controls.
- Where it is used
- Rolling stock, stations, vessels and ports.
- Why it is needed
- These products must survive constant vibration, moisture, salt and strict safety rules that ordinary products cannot meet.
- How it helps
- Long service intervals and modular parts keep trains and ships in service instead of in the workshop.
- Healthcare environments
18 Healthcare environments
Examination light · Surgical light · Bedhead unit · UV disinfection lamp · Nurse call unit · Cleanroom panel
- What it is
- Electrical products for clinics, hospitals and care homes: examination lights, hygienic lighting and bedside units.
- Where it is used
- Examination and treatment rooms, wards, clinics and laboratories.
- Why it is needed
- Clinicians need accurate, shadow-free light and dependable power, under strict rules on hygiene and safety.
- How it helps
- Adjustable arms put light exactly where it is needed, colour-accurate light helps diagnosis, and smooth surfaces are quick to clean.
- Retail electronics
19 Retail electronics
Card terminal · POS terminal · Barcode scanner · Receipt printer · Customer display · Cash drawer
- What it is
- Electronics used at the point of sale: card terminals, POS devices, scanners and displays.
- Where it is used
- Shops, restaurants, fuel stations and doorstep delivery.
- Why it is needed
- Businesses must accept digital payments securely and keep the queue moving.
- How it helps
- Tap, card or QR payments go through in seconds, and portable terminals take payment anywhere in the shop or at the door.
- Public realm electronics
20 Public realm electronics
Traffic signal · LED street sign · Pedestrian signal · Variable message sign · Solar road stud · EV charging post
- What it is
- Electronics for public spaces: traffic signals, signs, displays and smart street equipment.
- Where it is used
- Roads, junctions, parks, stations and public buildings.
- Why it is needed
- Cities need to manage traffic and keep people safe and informed, day and night.
- How it helps
- Bright LED signals stay visible in sunlight, last for years and can be monitored remotely, so faults are found before people notice.
- Agri and rural
21 Agri and rural
Pump controller · Solar pump drive · Submersible pump · Mobile pump starter · Electric fence energiser · Livestock shed fan
- What it is
- Electrical products for farms and villages: pump controllers, solar pump drives and field equipment.
- Where it is used
- Irrigation pumps, borewells, fields and livestock sheds, often on weak or unstable power supplies.
- Why it is needed
- Pumps burn out from voltage swings and dry running, and crops need water at the right time.
- How it helps
- Farmers start pumps from their phone, pumps restart by themselves when power returns, and timers end night trips to the field.
- Household electricals
22 Household electricals
Insect killer · Mosquito repellent · Wireless doorbell · Electric fly swatter · Plug-in air freshener · Night lamp with sensor
- What it is
- Everyday plug-in electricals for the home: insect killers, mosquito repellents, doorbells and similar small devices.
- Where it is used
- Bedrooms, kitchens, verandas, shops and restaurants.
- Why it is needed
- They solve common nuisances and health risks, such as mosquitoes, with no effort from the user.
- How it helps
- Plug in and forget: no coils to light, no sprays and little upkeep.
- Education and STEM
23 Education and STEM
Robot kit · Coding board · Sensor kit · Solar car kit · Circuit trainer · Lab power supply
- What it is
- Electronics for learning: robot kits, coding boards, sensor sets and lab equipment.
- Where it is used
- Schools, colleges, tinkering labs and homes.
- Why it is needed
- Students understand engineering and coding best by building things that actually work.
- How it helps
- Kits arrive ready to assemble, run on safe low voltage and come with step-by-step lessons.
- Audio and personal
24 Audio and personal
Earbuds · Soundbar · Bluetooth speaker · Neckband earphones · Headphones · Party speaker
- What it is
- Personal audio: earbuds, headphones and Bluetooth speakers.
- Where it is used
- Commuting, calls at work, workouts and entertainment at home.
- Why it is needed
- People want private listening and clear calls, even in noisy places.
- How it helps
- Wireless pairing in seconds, long battery life, noise cancellation and one-touch controls.
Tell us what you want to make.
An idea, a drawing or a product you already sell. We will tell you how we would build it.