It doesn’t just supply power, but also acts as a guardian for your hardware.

        15 Years Deep in the Power Supply Industry: An Entrepreneurial Story from “Pitfall Sufferer” to “Guardian”

        Back in 2011, Lao Wang, our founder, was just a tech enthusiast obsessed with building computers. That winter, the high-end PC he’d saved up three months’ salary to assemble suddenly short-circuited due to a shoddy power supply—burning out the motherboard and graphics card. That PC was his “livelihood tool,” meant for taking on design side jobs. When he took the damaged hardware to a repair shop, he heard the shop owner complain: “Every day, I see customers whose hardware breaks because of unreliable power supplies. This industry is seriously lacking products you can truly trust.”

       Those words stuck in Lao Wang’s mind like a thorn. Clearly, the power supply is the “heart” of a computer, yet it’s always overlooked as a “supporting role.” Many users splurge on expensive graphics cards and CPUs, only to cut corners on the power supply—ending up losing more for trying to save less. “Why not make a reliable power supply myself?” The idea came to him right after he’d quit his stable job. He rounded up two friends who knew circuit design, rented a 10-square-meter warehouse in an urban village as their lab. By day, they hunted for components in electronic markets; by night, they pored over circuit diagrams until dawn.

        When their first prototype was ready, they took it to a computer shop for testing. The shop owner said: “It’s stable, but the fan is way too noisy—sounds like a tractor in summer.” So the team spent another six months revamping the heat dissipation structure and fine-tuning the fan speed curve, until the only sound you could hear was a faint whir when you leaned close to the case late at night.

        In 2015, their first official power supply hit the market. It was affordably priced, yet they insisted on using an 80PLUS certified design and fully modular cables. One live-streamer customer said: “Before, with no-name power supplies, my stream would black out right at the climax. Since switching to yours, it runs steadily for 48 hours straight—my fans never call me a ‘dropout’ anymore.” Those words became a “certificate of merit” the team taped to their office wall.

        Fifteen years later, that small warehouse has grown into a 3,000-square-meter R&D center, and the team has expanded from 3 to 80 people. But their original obsession remains unchanged: to let every user stop worrying about their power supply. They’ve seen too many losses caused by power supply failures—designers losing unsaved work, gamers missing out on competitions, companies suffering server outages… All these remind them: making power supplies isn’t just about creating a product; it’s about being a “hardware guardian.”

        Today, from ordinary home PCs to custom rigs for esports teams, from small and medium enterprise servers to power solutions for industrial equipment, they always hold fast to their original intention—”no one should fall into the same pitfalls we did”—and embed “stability” and “safety” into every product. Because they know: when customers choose a power supply from them, they’re not just buying a device—they’re trusting in a promise of “peace of mind.”