Private Label Power Strip Production: What You Need to Know

I still remember the first time a buyer asked me if we could make power strips¹ with their logo on the casing and custom packaging². That conversation opened the door to the world of private label manufacturing³—where your brand takes center stage, and the product is made just for you.

Private label power strip production allows businesses to customize a ready-made product with their own branding, features, and packaging—without building a factory. It’s a flexible, scalable way to build your brand in the electrical accessories market.

Here’s what you need to know before starting your private label journey.

What Is Private Label Power Strip Manufacturing and How Does It Work?

Private label isn’t just for cosmetics or coffee anymore. It’s a powerful model for electronics too—especially in competitive retail markets.

Private label manufacturing means a factory produces power strips¹ under your brand, often using existing molds, but with customized details like your logo, packaging, and sometimes even technical features.

How It Works:

1. Choose a base model from the factory’s catalog
2. Customize features like logo, color, material, socket layout⁴
3. Design packaging to reflect your branding
4. Confirm certifications⁵ needed for your target market
5. Production begins after approval and deposit

It’s ideal for wholesalers, retailers, or online brands who want a fast go-to-market strategy.

Key Customization Options: Logo, Packaging, Materials, and Features

What makes a private label product stand out isn’t just the branding—it’s how well it aligns with what your customers actually want.

Private label power strips¹ can be customized in logo placement, casing color, socket type, cable length, material quality, packaging design, and smart features like USB or Wi-Fi.

Common Customization Options:

• Logo printing or laser engraving
• Color choices for the shell and cord
• Socket layout and plug types (EU, UK, US, etc.)
• USB/PD charging modules
• Surge protection or smart control functions
• Retail-ready packaging with your brand design

You don’t need to start from scratch—but you can make it yours.

Compliance and Certifications Needed for Private Label Power Strips

Here’s the non-negotiable part: safety certifications⁷s](https://predictabledesigns.com/understanding-certifications-for-electronic-hardware-products/)[^5]. No matter how sleek your design is, if it doesn’t pass the required tests, you’re risking more than just your reputation.

Private label power strips¹ must meet the electrical and safety standards of your target markets—like CE in Europe, UL in the U.S., or RoHS for material safety.

Certifications You Might Need:

• CE (EU): EMC, LVD, and RoHS compliance
• UL (U.S.): Electrical safety and fire resistance
• UKCA (UK): Post-Brexit standard similar to CE
• RoHS: Restriction of hazardous substances in materials

Always confirm with your supplier whether the product you’re customizing has valid certification for that exact configuration—especially if you’re modifying sockets, voltage, or housing materials.

Why How-dy Is a Trusted Partner for Private Label Power Strip Projects

We’ve worked with DIY brands, retailers, and global buyers who wanted more than just generic sockets—they wanted their own product identity with safety, consistency, and scale behind it.

At How-dy, we support private label projects with low MOQs, full CE/UL/RoHS compliance, and in-house design support⁸. We’ve spent over 20 years helping businesses turn ideas into trusted power strip lines.

What You Get with How-dy:

• ✅ Logo customization and full packaging design
• ✅ OEM/ODM support⁹ from sample to shipping
• ✅ Transparent compliance process with real certifications⁵
• ✅ Factory-direct pricing and consistent lead times
• ✅ Export experience across EU, UK, U.S., and Australia

Your brand deserves more than stickers on a box—it deserves reliable production, flexible options, and a team that cares about your reputation.

Conclusion

Private label power strip manufacturing gives you the power (literally) to build your own brand with certified, customized products. But success depends on choosing the right partner. Ask the right questions, think through your market, and work with a supplier like How-dy who brings expertise—not just products—to the table.