- Does Entogo offer OEM, private-label or white-label transformer manufacturing?
- Yes. Entogo is an OEM and contract manufacturing partner for transformers, switchgear, packaged substations and power-distribution equipment. It manufactures to a customer’s drawings and specifications (build-to-print) or to its own designs, and produces equipment under the customer’s brand, nameplate and documentation for private-label / white-label programs. Every engagement opens under a non-disclosure agreement and is confirmed in a written manufacturing agreement.
- Can Entogo build transformers and switchgear to our drawings and specifications?
- Yes — build-to-print manufacturing to your drawings, ratings, bill of materials and tooling is the core of the program. If there is no finished drawing yet, Entogo’s engineering team co-engineers the design from your requirement and one-line, to ANSI/IEEE or IEC, through drawing approval and factory acceptance testing.
- What can Entogo manufacture?
- Pad-mounted, dry-type, liquid-filled distribution and power transformers (to roughly 10 MVA / 36 kV class); packaged and unit substations to 34.5 kV; medium-voltage switchgear (15/27/38 kV class); low-voltage switchgear and switchboards to 6000 A; and battery energy storage and EV-charging equipment — all from one ~20,000 m² vertically integrated source factory and one quality system.
- What certifications does Entogo hold, and can products be UL or CSA certified?
- Manufacturing runs under ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and IATF 16949 management systems, and Entogo holds UL, CSA, CE and IEC CB Scheme marks across its product lines — more than 60 certifications, patents and qualification documents in total. Transformer and distribution equipment is designed and built to ANSI/IEEE and IEC standards, with UL (cULus) / CSA certification supported on request — confirmed per product and project. Delivery is still guaranteed inside the lead-time envelope when new certification is required.
- What are Entogo’s OEM lead times?
- Standard equipment — including transformers, substations and switchgear — ships in an average of 12 weeks. When a product requires new UL or other North-American certification before it can energise, delivery is guaranteed within 36 weeks. Because Entogo owns its source factory and runs a vertically integrated supply chain, it is not waiting in the one-to-four-year merchant-market queue.
- Where is Entogo based and where do you manufacture?
- Entogo is a Canadian company headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, with North-American points of contact, documentation and accountability. It manufactures in its own ~20,000 m² vertically integrated source factory, which gives it direct control over production scheduling, quality and lead time.
- Do you work with manufacturer’s sales representatives and distributors?
- Yes. Entogo works with electrical sales representatives and distributors as a line-card manufacturing partner — offering open territories, a product line with a real lead-time advantage to sell, sample and FAT support to win the first account, engineering and quotation support behind every RFQ, and a private-label option. Terms are confirmed in a written representation agreement.
- How do you protect our designs and intellectual property?
- A non-disclosure agreement is in place before any drawings are exchanged. Build-to-print work keeps your design, tooling and brand yours; nothing is offered to other buyers. The full scope, ownership and confidentiality terms are documented in a written manufacturing agreement signed by Entogo.
- What is the minimum order quantity, and can we start with a pilot?
- Entogo welcomes first-article and pilot orders so a partner can verify fit, finish and field performance before committing to volume — a low-risk way to prove the design and earn the first delivered reference. Minimum quantities depend on the product type and configuration and are confirmed per project; there is no one-size-fits-all minimum.