Private-label battery work includes more than placing a logo on an enclosure. The model code, rating information, manual and packaging need to agree with the product that will be delivered.
Separate artwork from technical approval
Marketing artwork can be approved by the brand team, but electrical ratings and required label content need technical and destination review. Do not carry ratings over from a previous model simply because the label layout is the same.
Control model naming
Define the relationship between the private-label code and the underlying product. Keep a mapping in the order records so test reports, manuals, service parts and repeat orders can be traced to the correct configuration.
Approve a complete set
Review enclosure artwork, rating label, carton marks, manual cover, accessory list and any serial-number format together. Record version and approval date. Changes after approval should be checked for both cost and document implications.
Details to confirm
- Logo and color reference
- Electrical rating accuracy
- Model-code mapping
- Artwork revision and signed approval
Can branding be changed after production starts?
It may affect labels, packing and documents. Ask for the revised scope and timing before authorizing a change.
Product and project review
See the related Graspmart battery specifications and compare the available capacities. Use the reference data to shortlist a platform, then confirm the exact production model, accessories and operating limits in the quotation.
Send the inverter model, destination, quantity and the requirements listed above through the project enquiry form. Include existing equipment details when the battery is being added to an installed system.
