A factory that sells to importers, not to shoppers.

We started in 2006 with one idea that still runs the catalogue: a receiver that plugs into the wall, and a handset that switches it. The first product was a radio socket. Doorbells, PIR sensors, timers and weather stations followed on the same 433.92 MHz platform, plug-in energy meters and testers came next to fill the shelf around them, and more recently a Tuya WiFi and Zigbee range for buyers whose customers wanted an app.

That is 137 models across eleven lines today, and they are not eleven separate businesses. The housings come out of our own moulds, the plug bodies are moulded in-house, the radio module is shared across four of the lines, and every unit is paired, switched and tested before it is packed.

Our customers are electrical wholesalers, DIY chains and own-brand importers in fifteen countries. Most of them order two or three times a year, and a good part of that is replacement business — a spare receiver, a matched remote, another chime — which is why we keep a model in the catalogue long after a retail chain has moved on.