Electronics assembly equipment along the FAHINT workshop aisle

MANUFACTURING & OEM / ODM

Your product.
Our production.

Wiring-device manufacturing and OEM / ODM support for brands and distributors. Review product selection, assembly, testing and private-label packaging with our Wenzhou team.

Discuss your OEM / ODM project

From assembly to verification.

Different stages, different equipment. A closer look at the work behind each device.

A FAHINT operator handling circuit boards at an electronics assembly bench

Component assembly

Circuit boards and device components are assembled at dedicated workstations. The construction and assembly steps follow the selected model.

GFCI functional-testing stations with device fixtures and blue trays

GFCI functional testing

Dedicated stations check GFCI functions, separate from component assembly. Confirm the inspection requirements for the model you choose.

See our testing stations
Electrical verification instruments on a FAHINT laboratory workbench

Laboratory verification

Bench instruments support electrical verification. The test plan, supporting records and certification scope are confirmed for each model.

AI-refined from FAHINT factory photographs. For test records and model documentation, please contact our team.

OEM wiring devices.
Built around your range.

Plan private-label electrical outlets, switches and wallplates for your market. Compare our GFCI outlets and USB charging outlets, then confirm finishes, authorized markings and packaging for each model.

Products & finishes

Build your range from GFCI outlets, USB charging outlets, receptacles, switches, dimmers and wallplates. Confirm electrical ratings, available finishes and combinations with actual samples.

Branding & identification

Review authorized logos, product markings and artwork placement together with model-specific identification requirements.

Packaging & instructions

Review OEM packaging for each wiring-device model: retail or neutral packs, carton information, instructions and authorized artwork. Confirm the agreed pack format with the sample.

Product development

Share requirements beyond the existing range so our team can assess technical feasibility, tooling and verification needs.

Compare GFCI outlet models or explore USB wall outlets to prepare your shortlist.

Send your requirements
FAHINT GF15 retail packaging and white wall plate
FAHINT packaging example.
Private-label artwork requires authorization and approval.

From a product brief to an agreed order.

A clear approval path keeps product choices, documentation and delivery expectations aligned.

What to include in your brief

  • Model numbers and quantities by finish or configuration.
  • Destination, intended application and required model documents.
  • Wallplate choice, packaging format and authorized brand artwork.
  • Sample requirements and your requested delivery window.

Order quantities, sample arrangements and lead times are confirmed in your quotation. There is no single minimum or delivery promise for every product.

Read the sourcing checklist
  1. Define the brief

    Send the model list, quantity by finish, destination and intended application. Identify the specifications and documents your market requires.

  2. Configure the range

    Review the exact device, matching wallplate, authorized brand artwork and packaging. Confirm feasibility and any changes in writing.

  3. Approve the sample

    Compare the sample with the agreed specification, model documents, markings and pack artwork. Resolve differences before approving the order.

  4. Plan production

    Confirm quantities, lead times, packing and shipping terms in the quotation. Agree on inspection requirements and the documents to accompany the order.

Bring us your product brief.

A new range, a private-label program or a model-specific question. Start with what your market needs.

Start a project

Documentation for the model you choose.

Review the original UL product-family files and ISO 9001 quality-system document, then confirm the exact model, finish and construction for your order.

A company certificate does not certify every product in the range.

Review certificates