SYS Electromac is a private label fan manufacturer in India. We build table, pedestal, wall and ventilation fans that carry your brand name, your colours and your carton — from a 100,000 sq. ft. plant at IDA Bollaram, Hyderabad, manufacturing since 2017 at 150,000 units a month. We have never sold a fan under our own name, and we do not intend to.
What “private label” gets you, specifically
It is a term that covers everything from a sticker on someone else’s fan to a product nobody else can sell. Here is where the line sits with us.
| What changes | How | Adds to lead time? |
|---|---|---|
| Brand name on the fan | Moulded-in or printed, on body and blade cap | No |
| Body colour | Masterbatch change on PP bodies; paint on metal | No, at volume |
| Carton, inner and manual | Printed to your artwork | No |
| Motor specification | Six or seven motor-and-blade options, copper or aluminium winding | No |
| Cable, plug, label language | Set per destination market | No |
| Body shape | New tooling, exclusive to you | Yes — quoted up front |
Choosing your opening range
The mistake we see most often is a first order spread across too many SKUs. A working opening range is usually three to five: one pedestal fan at the mass price point, one at a step-up, a wall fan on the same design language, and a table fan if the channel wants it. Because the same body takes multiple motor options, you can build the step-up without a second tool.
- Pedestal fans — nine models, 400 to 500 mm, PP and CRCA metal. The volume driver in most ranges.
- Wall fans — eight models, 300 to 450 mm. Strong in commercial and institutional channels.
- Table fans — four PP bodies at 400 mm, sharing design language with the pedestal range.
- Ventilation fans — 6, 8 and 10 inch. Low value per unit, but they round out a catalogue.
Breezer, Dark Knight and Rainbow exist as table, wall and pedestal bodies, so one visual identity can carry a three-product range. Spec sheets for every model are on the downloads page.
Where the price actually comes from
Two levers move a fan’s cost more than anything else: the winding and the motor option. Copper runs cooler and holds efficiency; aluminium brings the landed cost down and is the usual choice for entry price points and institutional tenders. On the motor side, the premium normal-speed option delivers 78 m³/min on the same 60 W as the economy option’s 70 — a service value of 1.30 against 1.17 — because the blade is high-angle rather than standard petal. You are buying blade geometry, not watts.
We will put both options in front of you with the numbers attached rather than quoting one price and leaving you to discover the specification later.
How a programme runs
- You send the brand marks, the carton artwork, the colour reference and the motor specification.
- We quote per SKU, with the winding and motor option stated on the face of the quote.
- N-10 pilot — a short run off the production tools, in the production carton. On an existing model this is typically within seven days of techno-commercial agreement.
- You sign off the pilot. Nothing scales until you do.
- Mass production and despatch, three weeks from confirmed PO and artwork.
If you want a body that nobody else sells, that is the ODM route — design, prototype, tooling, then the same pilot and production stages.
Terms, standards and protection
- Minimum order: from 500 pieces per model.
- Lead time: three weeks from confirmed PO and artwork on an existing model.
- Warranty: 24 months, honoured against your brand.
- Standard: built to IS 302 (Part 2/Sec 80), in an ISO 9001:2015 certified facility.
- Testing: every motor tested online before dispatch — 100 per cent, not by sample.
- Exclusivity: tooling cut for a customer’s exclusive design is used only for that customer.
- Certification: where you need BIS in your own name, we can support the application with drawings, test data and factory access.
We currently manufacture for V-Guard, Usha, GM Elektra, RR Kabel, Khaitan, Venus and Luker, and export to Nepal, Sri Lanka, Dubai, Sudan and West Africa. The plant is open to inspection before you place an order, and we would rather you came.
Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum order for a private-label fan range?
500 pieces per model. A three-SKU opening range is therefore 1,500 pieces, and colours within a model can be split below 500 subject to the masterbatch minimum.
Can I put my brand on an existing SYS model?
Yes — that is the fastest route to market. Your name, your colour, your carton, on a body that is already tooled and in production, with the N-10 pilot typically inside seven days of agreement.
Will the same fan be sold to my competitor?
Standard bodies are available to more than one buyer, in different colours and with different motor options. If you want a shape that is yours alone, we cut tooling for it and use it only for you. We will be explicit about which arrangement you are buying before you commit.
Do you handle the packaging artwork?
We print to your artwork. We do not design it, but we will give you the die lines, the carton dimensions and the regulatory text that has to appear.
Can I export a private-label range built here?
Yes. We ship FOB or CIF with export cartons and container-ready palletisation, and set voltage, plug type and label language per destination.
Start your range
Tell us the categories, the price point and the season you are launching into, and we will come back with an SKU proposal, a price per model and a delivery date. Request a private-label quotation, or call +91 9177 068 845.