A supply desk for Qi2 programmes, and honest about which part
This site is run as a desk for OEM and ODM charging programmes. It publishes what a buyer can check and quotes the rest, including the plant data that a web page cannot prove.
What this desk does
It turns a device list into a build: the profile, the power stage, the housing, the adapter and the packing. Then it assembles the documents a brand needs to sell the product in its market, and it stays on the order until the first shipment clears.
The products come from a manufacturing operation with its own SMT and assembly. This site does not publish that operation's floor area, headcount or certificate numbers, because those belong in an audit pack and a purchase order, not on a page anyone can copy.
- What we do
- Specify, quote and support charging programmes
- What we publish
- Product profiles, power, capacity, forms
- What we quote
- Price, minimum order, lead time, samples
- What we send
- Specification sheets and certificate files per model
- Where we are
- Shenzhen, Guangdong, China
- Contact
- [email protected]
Why this page has no plant numbers
A charger buyer is usually comparing a factory, a trading desk and a brand. Those three deserve different questions.
| Claim you will see on other sites | Why it is not here | What to do instead |
|---|---|---|
| Plant area in square metres | It cannot be verified from a web page | Ask for the latest audit report |
| ISO and BSCI logos | A management certificate belongs to a named company | Ask for the certificate, the scope and the expiry date |
| First to certify, years in business | A company credential, not a product fact | Ask for the certificate dates on the models you are buying |
| Patent count | A number that changes and is rarely documented | Ask for the patent numbers and search them |
| Certificate numbers on a page | A number on a page is not a number in a carton | Ask for the file per model and market |
| A price list | Price depends on build, quantity and destination | Ask for a quotation against your device list |
This is not modesty. A supplier that cannot produce a document for a claim will not produce one for a warranty either.
What to verify before you sign
The same list works for this desk and for anyone else quoting a Qi2 programme. Ask for it in writing, and keep the answers with the contract.
- The model number, and its entry on the WPC product database.
- The certificate file for the profile and the market you sell in.
- The derating temperature and the charge test on a named phone.
- The adapter rating, and whether it ships in the box.
- The coil distance and the tolerance the factory holds.
- The watch module, matched to a named model per family.
- Packing and label artwork, with watt hours and the compatibility line.
- Who answers when a batch fails a charge test in month two.
What will and will not go on a page
The same policy that keeps the product pages short.
| Item | On this site | From us |
|---|---|---|
| Product specifications | Profile, power, capacity, form, supply | Current sheet, revision dated |
| Certification | Profile, how to verify, per model | Certificate file per market |
| Price and minimum order | Minimum order only | Quoted per build and destination |
| Lead time and samples | Not published | Confirmed against the order |
| Warranty and RMA | Not published | Terms supplied with the quotation |
Ask for the document, not the claim.
Specification sheets, certificate files and sample terms are sent on request, before any order exists.