ODM Circuit Breaker Remote Control Supplier & Factory

Our smart circuit breakers utilize a mechanical-priority dual-state linkage. If the manual handle is toggled to the OFF position or mechanically padlocked, the internal motor drive is physically decoupled, ensuring that remote wireless commands cannot force contacts closed during electrical maintenance. Additionally, our double-cut variants disconnect both the Live and Neutral conductors simultaneously to eliminate residual hazard voltages.

Yes. Beyond standard Tuya and Tuya-Matter configurations, we provide bare ESP32, ESP32-C2, and ESP32-C3 modules pre-flashed with stable Tasmota or custom enterprise firmware builds. We expose UART debugging pads and support factory provision of unique device cryptographic certificates, enabling plug-and-play secure local provisioning into Home Assistant, AWS IoT Core, or proprietary private servers.

Our metering breakers integrate high-precision ADE-series dedicated energy measurement ICs coupled with precision shunt resistors or current transformers (CTs). The firmware computes voltage and current phase shifts, accurately distinguishing between forward grid consumption and reverse energy export. Data registers report active power, reactive power, voltage, current, and bidirectional accumulated kWh with precision within Class 1.0 (1% error tolerance).

Standard white-label modifications (laser-etched corporate logos, customized packaging, and pre-selected firmware flashing) typically carry an MOQ of 500 to 1,000 units with a production lead time of 15 to 20 business days. Deep ODM projects involving customized PCB routing, modified terminal arrangements, or unique plastic mold tooling generally require an MOQ of 3,000 units with a functional prototype ready for evaluation in 30 to 45 calendar days.

Our manufacturing facility operates in strict accordance with ISO 9001:2015 and BSCI guidelines. Individual product lines hold third-party test verification from accredited laboratories (TÜV, SGS, Intertek) covering CE, RoHS, FCC, UKCA, ETL, and UL standards. Detailed test reports, declarations of conformity, and circuit schematics are made available to enterprise clients undergoing localized grid interconnection audits.