Lexiang
Power

Lexiang Power operates through two companies. The factory is Yichang Sanshengyuan Technology Co., Ltd., set up in 2012 in Yiling District, Yichang, in Hubei province — a 5,000 square metre plant that designs and produces switching adapters, chargers, transformers, cables and wireless chargers. The commercial head office is Shenzhen Enjoy Charging Technology Co., Ltd., established in 2019 in Bao’an District, Shenzhen, which handles engineering front-end work, certification and export. Both trade under the SPPS brand.

That split is common in Chinese power electronics and it is worth understanding rather than glossing over. Inland Hubei gives the group lower labour and floor cost than a coastal plant of the same size; Shenzhen gives it same-day access to the component market, the test houses and the freight forwarders. For a buyer the practical question is simply which of the two entities will sign your contract, issue your invoice, and appear on your certificates — ask early, because the answer affects your documentation.

The plant employs more than 200 people, of whom over 40 are engineering and quality staff. Stated annual capacity is five million chargers and five million power supplies. Output is split roughly 40% domestic China, 40% Europe and North America, and 20% Southeast Asia, reaching more than forty countries. By product, chargers account for about half of volume, wall and desktop adapters for around 30%, and car and wireless chargers for the remainder.

What makes the range useful to a mid-size brand is its breadth on one housing platform. The same internal design is tooled for US, EU, UK, AU and CN plug bodies, and the interchangeable-plug kits let a single SKU cover several markets without a separate mould, a separate stock line or a separate safety file for each plug variant. At the top of the range the desktop supplies come in two behaviours — power mode with a fixed output, and charging mode with constant-current/constant-voltage control and a charge-status LED — so battery-powered equipment can be served from the same mechanical footprint.

Testing is done on site: lead-free wave soldering, salt-spray and high/low-temperature chambers, automated burn-in racks, in-process combined testers, plus drum-drop and cable-flex rigs for the mechanical side. The company holds two Chinese patents on its multi-function wireless charger, both registered to the Shenzhen entity.