Build Your Own Smart Switch Product Line
with OEM & ODM Support

NaLite supports OEM and ODM smart switch projects for brand owners, engineering project contractors, large-scale retail buyers, distributors, and smart home solution companies. Our product range includes smart switches, non-smart switches, sockets, dimmer switches, curtain switches, fan switches, scene switches, high-power switches, motion sensor switches, thermostats, gateways, and smart control panels.

For many OEM clients, the goal is not only to customize one product, but to build a complete product line with unified design, matching materials, and stable supply support.

Yes. NaLite can help customers build a full category of smart and non-smart switches and sockets, including multi-gang, scene, dimmer, fan, curtain, high-power, motion sensor, and thermostat products with unified design.

This is especially useful for OEM brands and engineering projects that need different functions but want the same appearance, material, and installation style across the whole product series.

NaLite supports different levels of customization based on your project stage and order quantity. Common customization options include logo printing, product color, glass or metal materials, packaging design, UI interface, PCB layout, electrical specifications, firmware functions, protocol integration, mobile app support, SDK/API integration, and cloud platform connection.

For early-stage projects, many clients start with logo, packaging, color, and product combination customization. For mature brands or larger projects, deeper hardware, software, and structural customization can also be discussed.

NaLite supports major smart home protocols such as Tuya, Zigbee 3.0, Matter, Bluetooth Mesh, KNX, and customized protocol development. The best protocol depends on your target market, product positioning, installation environment, and platform strategy.

For example, some retail brands prefer Tuya-based solutions for faster market entry, while some project clients or ecosystem partners may need Zigbee, Matter, KNX, SDK/API, or private protocol integration.

Yes. NaLite supports different switch formats for different markets, including 86 type, 120 type, BS type, and Indian modular switch designs such as 4-module, 6-module, and 8-module smart switch boards.

Before development, we usually confirm the target country, wall box size, wiring condition, voltage range, installation habit, certification requirement, and product category plan. This helps reduce installation problems during sample testing and mass production.

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Yes. Many OEM brands and engineering projects need both smart and non-smart switches in the same product series. NaLite can help keep the appearance, color, material, frame style, and product design consistent across different product types.

This is useful for apartments, hotels, villas, retail channels, and electrical product brands that want one unified switch system instead of different models from multiple suppliers.

The typical OEM process includes five steps: requirement submission, technical evaluation, product proposal, sample confirmation, and mass production.

First, you share your target market, product type, protocol preference, appearance requirement, quantity plan, and special functions. Then our team evaluates the feasibility and provides a suitable solution. After sample confirmation and testing, the project can move to mass production.

Yes. For most OEM and ODM projects, sample confirmation is an important step before mass production. Samples help you test product appearance, function, protocol compatibility, installation performance, and packaging direction.

For customized projects, the sample stage is also used to confirm whether the design, electrical specification, firmware function, and product combination match your final market requirements.

NaLite focuses on stable sample-to-mass production control. Before production, we confirm product specifications, materials, functions, testing standards, packaging, and order requirements. During production, quality control and testing are carried out to reduce differences between approved samples and final bulk goods.

For OEM clients, a good sample is not enough. The real value is whether the same product quality can be repeated in mass production.