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SMD Technologies Meets Safehouse South Africa

Joining Safehouse reinforces SMD Technologies’ commitment to responsible distribution, product compliance and helping raise safety standards across the South African electrical industry. We look forward to contributing to a safer, more accountable industry. From factory to store, SMD Technologies develops and distributes a broad portfolio of consumer, lifestyle and home-technology brands. That includes electrical and …

Joining Safehouse reinforces SMD Technologies’ commitment to responsible distribution, product compliance and helping raise safety standards across the South African electrical industry.

We look forward to contributing to a safer, more accountable industry.

From factory to store, SMD Technologies develops and distributes a broad portfolio of consumer, lifestyle and home-technology brands. That includes electrical and lighting names such as Switched and Ellies, helping bring products like plugs, power extensions, lighting and home solutions to South African consumers.

Their decision to join Safehouse reflects a commitment to visible accountability, responsible practices and higher standards across the electrical industry.

As a Safehouse member, SMD Technologies joins a network of businesses working to:

  • Strengthen understanding of NRCS, SABS and LOA compliance requirements
  • Support greater accountability across the supply chain
  • Work alongside industry peers who put electrical safety first
  • Help raise the standard for products reaching South African shelves

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