Fan regulators and speed controls
Step and electronic regulator boards with triac and capacitor footprints, punched in high volume.
Industries › Home appliances
Control boards for the appliances in every home.
Low-cost, punched single-sided boards for fans, coolers, mixers, irons, heaters and remote controls.
Appliance control board. Tap MODE, TIMER or POWER. Illustration.
What we make
Small boards, very large numbers.
Mixer and juicer controls
Timer, speed and display boards for kitchen appliances.
Air cooler and heater controls
Relay, pump and swing control boards, laid out with mains spacing around the relay contacts.
Iron and kettle controls
Thermostat and indicator boards that sit close to heat, where material choice matters.
Remote controls and toys
The lowest-cost boards we make, on paper phenolic that punches cleanly in large panels.
Display and keypad boards
Seven-segment and LED indicator boards with tactile switch footprints.
What a good appliance board needs.
Mains spacing around relays and triacs
Keep switched mains tracks away from low-voltage logic, and use slots under relay contacts when space is tight.
The cheapest laminate that will last
FR1 for boards away from heat, CEM1 where there is a relay, triac or heater nearby. We suggest the lowest-cost option that is safe for your product.
Large pads for hand and wave soldering
Appliance boards are often hand-soldered. Generous pads and teardrops stop copper lifting on paper laminates.
Holes away from the edge
On punched boards, keep holes at least one board thickness from the outline so edges don't crack.
Panels sized for your line
We panelise small boards so your assembly line handles fewer, larger panels, then snaps them apart along V-cuts.
Legend that helps assembly
Clear component outlines and polarity marks on the legend reduce assembly mistakes on the line.
Questions about appliance boards.
What is the lowest-cost material you offer?
FR1 paper phenolic. It suits remotes, toys and simple controls away from heat. For anything with a relay, triac or heater nearby, we recommend CEM1.
Can you make very small boards?
Yes. Small boards are panelised and V-cut or punched so they are easy to assemble and separate.
Do you supply boards with components?
No. We make bare single-sided boards, tested and ready for your assembly line.
How do samples work?
We charge ₹2,500 for a sample run, adjusted in full against your first production order.
Send us your appliance board.
Gerber, material and quantity are all we need to quote.