Technology has made home appliances safer, efficient, and more convenient than ever with many home appliances now part of the IoT ecosystem. Smart and robotic appliances that can operate independently, with minimal human intervention, are increasingly popular as technology evolves, pushed by the trend toward convenience and smarter living.
Excellent value, long-lasting, safety certified components
The volume of moving parts in appliances combined with the volume of units produced makes the appliance sector one of the most important for component manufacturers. Whether it be a simple switch detecting the change in state of an electrical circuit, or a sensor measuring position, temperature, speed, pressure, or water level, there are endless application examples.
Our team has decades of experience supplying appliance manufacturers, whether it be an off-the-shelf item or entirely custom solution. Dedicated products fulfil relevant standards such as EN60335-1.
Early 1900s
Powered vacuums
The concept of using suction rather than blowing air to remove dust was introduced by Hubert Cecil Booth in 1901, paving the way for modern vacuum cleaners.
1907
Electric vacuums
James Spangler sold one of his portable vacuums to Susan Hoover whose husband later bought the patent and created Hoover Company – the rest is history.
mid-1900s
Design Innovation
Mass production made vacuums more affordable and suitable for home use, and different designs emerged to suit consumer needs.
1970s – Present
Advanced Technology
Following the standardisation of bagless tech and advanced filtering focus moved to wireless and autonomous solutions that require no human intervention.


Microswitches
Switches certified acc. relevant EN standards using flame retardant V0 materials.Find Out More

Reed Switches
Long-lasting performance ideal for environments where reliability and accuracy are critical.Find Out More