Manufacturing & capacity

How does Entogo manufacture and deliver?

A transparent look at Entogo’s own factory, production capacity and current lead times — the figures most manufacturers will not publish.

Entogo factory warehouse overview

Most equipment makers treat capacity and lead times as confidential. Entogo publishes them — because for the buyers it serves, lead time has become the deciding factor, and transparency is the fastest way to earn trust.

Entogo was established in Canada in 2022 and is headquartered in Toronto, Ontario. It is backed by its own factory in China and a complete, vertically integrated production and supply chain, supported by a founding and technical team with more than 15 years of experience across power equipment, electrical infrastructure, renewable energy and EV charging. By the end of 2025, those teams had delivered more than 1,200 projects.

That same factory and quality system are open to partners on an OEM and contract-manufacturing basis — build-to-print or private-label production of transformers, switchgear and power-distribution equipment for OEM brands, EPCs, distributors and sales representatives.

Lead times

What are Entogo’s current lead times?

Reviewed each quarter. These are real, company-confirmed figures — not merchant-market estimates.

Specification Value
North-American-spec (ANSI/IEEE) builds — transformers, substations & switchgear 16–24 weeks
Orders needing new cULus / CSA certification within 36 weeks
IEC/CE equipment built for export markets about 12 weeks

Last confirmed Q4 2026. Figures are typical for standard configurations; made-to-order specials are quoted per project. The merchant-market baseline of one-to-four years is documented by the U.S. Department of Energy and analysts including Wood Mackenzie.

Manufacturing base

~20,000 m²

Projects delivered

1,200+

Years of experience

15+

North-American-spec lead time

16–24 wks

The factory

What does Entogo’s manufacturing facility include?

What is made in-house?

Transformers, prefabricated substations, switchgear and distribution equipment are Entogo’s core output, built in its own factory; the same vertically integrated facility also runs dedicated EV charging-equipment production lines.

How is supply controlled?

Entogo owns its factory and runs a complete, vertically integrated supply chain — so production scheduling and material flow are controlled directly rather than left to the merchant market.

How is quality assured?

Manufacturing coordination, supplier management, quality inspection and pre-shipment factory testing all run under an ISO 9001 quality management system; the charging line also holds UL, CSA, CE and IEC certifications.

How are key processes handled?

Core fabrication — sheet-metal processing, custom laser cutting and energy-saving burn-in testing — is done in-house, keeping critical steps inside Entogo’s own quality and schedule control.

How it works

From specification to lifecycle service

Every order moves through the same engineering-to-service model behind more than 1,200 delivered projects.

  1. Product selection & configuration

    Technical consultation, equipment specification and product matching against the project one-line and site conditions.

  2. Electrical design support

    Engineering assistance for power distribution, transformation, grid connection, energy storage and EV charging applications.

  3. Manufacturing coordination

    Production planning, supplier coordination, quality supervision and factory testing inside Entogo’s own factory.

  4. Factory testing

    Equipment is assembled and tested as a system — including energy-saving burn-in testing — before it ships, not commissioned cold on site.

  5. Delivery & installation support

    Shipment preparation, installation coordination, commissioning support and technical documentation.

  6. Lifecycle service

    Ongoing technical support, maintenance coordination, spare-parts supply and long-term service.

Inside the factory

What does the facility look like?

  • Entogo transformer factory production floor overview
    Transformer production floor
  • Entogo pad-mounted transformer warehouse
    Pad-mounted transformer staging
  • Entogo high- and low-voltage equipment warehouse
    HV/LV equipment warehouse
  • Entogo sheet-metal fabrication workshop
    In-house sheet-metal fabrication
  • Entogo custom laser cutting services
    Custom laser cutting
  • Entogo energy-saving burn-in test system
    Energy-saving burn-in testing
  • Entogo DC fast charger assembly line
    DC fast-charger assembly line
  • Entogo automated EV charger production line
    Automated charger production line

FAQ

Common questions

Where is Entogo’s factory and how big is it?
Entogo’s factory is in China. Entogo, a Canadian company headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, operates its own factory there — a smart manufacturing facility of approximately 20,000 square metres. Its core output is power equipment — transformers, prefabricated substations and switchgear — with dedicated EV charging-equipment production lines alongside. Owning the factory and a vertically integrated supply chain gives Entogo ample, scalable capacity and direct control over lead times for both standard products and customized solutions.
What are Entogo’s current transformer lead times?
Entogo delivers North-American-spec (ANSI/IEEE) builds — including transformers, substations and switchgear — in 16–24 weeks. When the order needs new cULus/CSA certification before it can be energized, delivery is within 36 weeks; IEC/CE equipment built for export markets ships in about 12 weeks. These figures are reviewed each quarter; the table on this page was last confirmed in Q4 2026.
How does Entogo deliver faster than the merchant transformer market?
The one-to-four-year lead times common in the merchant market come from constrained grain-oriented electrical steel (GOES) supply and surging demand. Because Entogo owns its factory and runs a vertically integrated supply chain, it controls production and material flow directly and is not waiting in the same merchant queue.
How many projects has Entogo delivered?
By the end of 2025, Entogo’s founding and technical teams had participated in and delivered more than 1,200 projects across real estate, public charging, renewable grid connection, energy storage and solar-storage-charging applications.

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