Liuyi Electric is a leading manufacturer of smart meters, and also produces electrical products such as IEC-certified energy meters and over/under voltage protectors.
Founded in 2013, we focus on the research and development of electrical products. Our main products are smart meters and over-voltage and under-voltage protectors. We take customer needs as our top priority and produce practical, durable and easy-to-use products. We launch high-cost-effective and high-quality products.
Our products have excellent high current carrying capacity and can operate stably for a long time under high load conditions.
Made of flame-retardant materials, it ensures that electrical appliances are not easily ignited in the event of a short circuit or overload, thus preventing the spread of fire.
Our products have built-in high-precision sensors that enable real-time energy monitoring, thus achieving smarter power management.
We specialize in manufacturing DIN rail-mounted smart meters, providing accurate data and easy-to-install solutions.
From design to production, we provide tailored OEM/ODM services to match your brand needs.
By controlling costs at each production stage without compromising product reliability or compliance requirements, we are able to offer competitive and transparent pricing that supports sustainable cooperation rather than short-term cost reduction.
Looking for a reliable OEM/ODM partner for smart meters? Fill out the form and our sales engineer will contact you within 24 hours.
christine@chliuyiele.com
+86-19883756827
No. 26, Dongshuibin Road, Huajia Village, Liushi Town, Yueqing City, Wenzhou City, Zhejiang Province
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