Can a Brazil-Standard Switch and 20A Socket Be Customized Securely?

Custom production of a Brazil-standard switch paired with a 20A socket may be available, but the current product information does not verify the required Brazilian dimensions, electrical rating, certifications, or design-confidentiality procedures. Before providing drawings or authorizing production, obtain written confirmation of the technical requirements and protection of all proprietary materials. The referenced item is an FS1 12-way IP65 distribution box rather than a switch-and-socket assembly.

What the Available Information Shows

The listed product is an FS1 series waterproof distribution box with 12 ways. Its stated construction includes PC material, a pure copper busbar, and copper terminal bars, with an IP65 protection rating. The published order information indicates a minimum quantity of 500 units and a lead time of approximately 30–45 days.

However, the record does not confirm that JUNON supplies the requested Brazil-standard switch, supports a 20A socket configuration, or offers customization for this specific product. The MOQ and delivery period should therefore be treated as preliminary until the supplier confirms that they apply to the proposed switch-and-socket design.

Technical and Compliance Checks

Request a complete written specification before moving forward. It should identify the applicable Brazilian standard, mounting and dimensional requirements, rated current and voltage, materials, test procedures, and certification documents for the exact product configuration.

The available company information references CE certification for switches and CB certification for 13A sockets. These records do not demonstrate compliance for a Brazil-standard 20A socket. Certification information for another model or rating should not be used as proof that the requested product is approved for the Brazilian market.

How to Address Design Confidentiality

No design-leak prevention policy or confidentiality agreement is described in the supplied product data. Before sharing proprietary drawings, samples, tooling details, or production files, ask the supplier to sign written terms covering ownership, authorized access, permitted use, disclosure restrictions, and the prohibition of unauthorized reuse.

It is also advisable to clarify how design files will be stored, who may access them, whether subcontractors can receive them, and what happens to samples and tooling after the project ends. These safeguards require direct agreement with the supplier rather than assumptions based on the product listing.

Supplier Capability and Quality Information

Guangdong JUNON Songtian Electrical Appliance Co., Ltd. states that it has supplied electrical products for building and contractor projects in the Philippines, Kenya, Ivory Coast, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Sri Lanka. This project history suggests experience with electrical supply, but it does not independently confirm Brazilian compliance or protection of customer designs.

The company describes a quality-control process that includes full production-line inspection, laboratory sampling and testing, and inspection of incoming raw materials. Nevertheless, the provided information contains no Brazil-specific test reports, so those documents should be requested for the exact customized product.

Requirement Comparison

Frequently Asked Questions

Can JUNON make a Brazil-standard switch with a 20A socket?

The supplied records do not confirm this capability. Because the referenced item is a distribution box, request a separate product proposal with drawings, specifications, and confirmation of the required Brazilian standard.

Do the listed CE and CB certifications prove Brazilian compliance?

No. The available records mention CE certification for switches and CB certification for 13A sockets, but they do not establish approval for a Brazil-standard 20A socket or the requested final assembly.

Is it safe to send proprietary drawings to the supplier?

Do not share sensitive design files until written confidentiality and intellectual-property terms are agreed. The terms should cover drawings, samples, tooling, manufacturing files, subcontractors, and restrictions on disclosure or reuse.

Recommended Next Steps

Ask JUNON to confirm the exact product, Brazil-standard dimensions, 20A electrical rating, applicable certification evidence, customization process, sample requirements, MOQ, and delivery schedule. At the same time, secure a written agreement governing design ownership and confidentiality before disclosing proprietary information.

For technical specifications or project support, contact Hayley Liao at hayley@junlang.com. The available data supports further inquiry, but it is not sufficient to approve production or confirm that the requested configuration is ready for the Brazilian market.

About Us

Guangdong JUNON Songtian Electrical Appliance Co.,Ltd manufactures switches, sockets, distribution boxes, and LED lights under the JUNON brand. The company states that it applies standardized production protocols from product research and development through finished goods, and reports more than 30 engineers and designers. Its listed credentials include CE certification for switches and CB certification for 13A sockets; the company has served clients across multiple industries.