LIT Electronic Technology
LIT Electronic Technology Co., Ltd.
LIT combines catalog devices with a published design-to-manufacture service. Its 21002 remote anal plug and 20031 suction vibrator offer a useful two-model comparison: different battery capacities and controls, but the same stated charging time, runtime and noise ceiling. Those shared figures need defined test conditions before becoming purchase specifications.
- Website-published identity
- LIT Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. [1]
- Published development stages
- Drawing review, prototype, mold/T0 sample, production approval and shipment [4]
A manufacturing service described through design and process capabilities.
LIT's official site identifies LIT Electronic Technology Co., Ltd. and offers OEM/ODM work spanning product design, engineering and manufacture. Its catalog separates male, female, couples and SM ranges; this review focuses on a wireless remote anal plug and a handheld suction device rather than treating all categories as one product specification. [1] [2] [3]
The innovation page describes mold manufacture, plastic injection molding, silicone molding, CNC/EDM machining, electronic assembly, 3D printing and final assembly. It also describes an external packaging partner. These are supplier-published capabilities, not independently inspected premises or proof that every operation for your order occurs in-house. Ask which processes and partners apply to the exact revision. [4]
Broad quality-system and international-compliance statements appear on the company page. This review does not adopt them as universal model certificates. Historical FCC references associated with the company were investigated, but the original FCC attachment could not be retrieved in this session. The page therefore does not use a different model's radio filing to certify 21002 or 20031, or claim current independent verification of the company's legal registration. [1]
Separate the prototype, T0 sample and production approval.
LIT publishes a staged custom-product sequence with indicative timing. Treat each time as the supplier's planning description, subject to the accepted design, quantity and contract—not as a guaranteed launch date. [4]
Quotation and CAD/function review
The page describes a quotation after receiving drawings, then confirmation of final CAD and functions. State whether the request concerns an existing 21002/20031 revision or a new enclosure and mechanism; these scopes require different approval records.
Prototype before mold release
LIT describes 3–5 prototypes and a typical 10–15-day prototype stage. Agree what those samples demonstrate: exterior fit, mechanism, electronics or all three. Do not approve sealing or finished silicone properties using a sample built only to assess shape.
Molds and T0 samples
After prototype approval, the page describes plastic/silicone tooling and 3–5 T0 samples, with a stated 15–20-day tooling-to-T0 interval. Confirm the drawing revision, mold ownership, changes allowed after T0 and any additional sample rounds.
Pre-production and shipment authorization
Following sample approval, LIT describes product/pack production, three pre-production samples and a quantity-dependent 15–20-day production interval. Tie the final sample, artwork and inspection criteria to the purchase order before authorizing sea, air or express shipment.
These are LIT's published stages and indicative intervals, interpreted through buyer approval points. The durations cannot be added into a promised delivery date without a project-specific schedule, revision plan and confirmed order.
Two devices with different battery and control requirements.
Both sheets list ABS and silicone, magnetic charging, a 90-minute charge, a 60-minute runtime, less than 45 dB and IPX7. Their batteries and control descriptions differ. No overall dimensions, numerical MOQ or complete test conditions were established from these two sheets.
| Model | Published configuration | Sample review focus |
|---|---|---|
| 21002 — Wireless Remote Vibrating Anal Plug | ABS + silicone; 16 vibration modes; USB magnetic cable; 200 mAh; stated charge 90 min and runtime 60 min; <45 dB and IPX7 supplier claims. [2] | Check the plug and remote as a pair: usable control distance, response, included remote power source and operation if the remote is unavailable. Obtain dimensions and base geometry separately. |
| 20031 — Clitoral Suction Vibrator | ABS + silicone; table says 8 vibration modes; magnetic cable; 400 mAh; stated charge 90 min and runtime 60 min; <45 dB and IPX7 supplier claims. [3] | The description promotes air-pulse suction while the table labels vibration modes. Ask whether eight settings apply to suction, vibration or a combined control sequence; approve the demonstrated function before writing instructions. |
Documented products on QQIP
Compare the complete product images and open the corresponding QQIP records. Selecting both models can keep their control, battery and sample questions in one inquiry without redirecting the procurement journey to another site.
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Shared numbers need separate measurements.
The sheets supply useful preliminary values, but not the measurement conditions behind them. A 200 mAh device and a 400 mAh device can have different loads and duty cycles; the common 60-minute runtime does not establish equivalent battery endurance. The checks below are QQIP's proposed acceptance questions, not claims that LIT has supplied these test records. [2] [3]
- Runtime and charging
- Name the control mode, active functions, load and starting charge state for each runtime test. Ask for battery and input specifications, the charging termination behavior and how the stated 90 minutes was measured.
- Noise below 45 dB
- Request microphone distance, background level, surface/support, operating setting and the weighting used. The catalog's threshold cannot be compared fairly with another model measured in different conditions. [2] [3]
- Remote-control configuration
- For 21002, obtain the remote model, pairing instructions and exact regulatory evidence for the ordered radio configuration. A historical authorization for another device or remote is not blanket coverage for a new branded assembly.
Define the customization before asking for the minimum.
LIT's custom offer includes shape, texture, color, function modes, material hardness, logo application and packaging. The page mentions several surface finishes and printing methods, but their availability for your selected material and geometry needs a quote. Approve a physical finish sample rather than accepting a generic process name as a finished appearance. [4]
The reviewed 21002 and 20031 sheets do not give a numerical order minimum. Request quantity thresholds separately for unchanged models, color/finish changes, branded packs and new tooling. The custom workflow's prototype counts are development samples, not bulk MOQ figures. [2] [3] [4]
Obtain a quotation separating unit price, tooling, sample revisions, packaging and documentation. The company page's fast-delivery and sample-support marketing should not replace the model-specific contract. Confirm the inspection location, delivery trigger and agreed warranty scope for your order. [1] [4]
Resolve the sheet ambiguities before printing the pack.
Does 20031 have eight suction settings?
The description identifies an air-pulse suction product, but its table says eight vibration modes. The reviewed sheet does not resolve that wording. Request the actual control sequence and sample demonstration before labeling the settings. [3]
Why do the two battery capacities share a 60-minute runtime?
The supplier lists 200 mAh for 21002 and 400 mAh for 20031, with 60 minutes for both. It does not publish the test mode or load. Different operating demands may matter; the pages are insufficient to determine the reason or a comparative endurance result. [2] [3]
Is a T0 sample the same as the prototype?
LIT places prototypes before mold release and T0 samples after tooling. They are different approval stages. Agree what each sample contains and which material, function and tolerance checks must pass before moving forward. [4]
Do the published sample counts establish a small bulk minimum?
No. The page describes prototype, T0 and pre-production sample quantities. Those counts do not state a bulk minimum for a catalog or customized order; request that quantity in the quotation. [4]
An approval brief for LIT's two sourcing routes.
Choose a catalog-based revision or a new development project, and identify the sample evidence needed for that scope.
- 21002 and/or 20031; quantity per color, finish and pack.
- For 20031, a clarified suction/vibration control sequence; for 21002, the complete remote configuration.
- Drawings, dimensions, base/nozzle geometry, contact-part material and cleaning requirements.
- Battery/input specifications and named runtime, noise and ingress acceptance conditions.
- Prototype, T0 and pre-production approval responsibilities; tooling ownership and revision pricing.
- Model-specific order minimum, packed dimensions, destination requirements and contractual delivery schedule.
Reviewed supplier pages and the regulatory evidence boundary.
QQIP Editorial retrieved LIT's official company, innovation and two product pages on 8 October 2026. Browser loading was initially delayed; direct official HTTP retrieval supplied the complete sheets. An independent regulatory lead was investigated, but the original FCC attachment returned 403 and its mirror required verification. No fresh independent legal-identity or model-certification conclusion is claimed. Capacity totals and broad compliance claims were not converted into audited facts.
- LIT — About Us ↗
Supplier identity, OEM/ODM positioning and broad marketing statements. Not an independent inspection or exact-model certificate.
- LIT — Wireless Remote Control Vibrating Anal Plug ↗
Ref 21002, material, mode, battery, charging/runtime, noise and IP wording. Numerical MOQ and test conditions not established.
- LIT — Clitoral Suction Vibrator ↗
Ref 20031 and published parameter table. Air-pulse description and vibration-mode wording need clarification.
- LIT — Innovation and custom-product process ↗
Supplier-described engineering, manufacturing, finish/pack customization and prototype/T0/production stages. Indicative timing is not a contractual schedule.