Shenzhen Tafeng Technology Co., Ltd.
Leading Power Protection Solutions for Critical Infrastructure
Tafeng Technology was founded in 2001 in Shenzhen. We design and build critical power infrastructure — UPS systems, transformers, voltage stabilizers, battery systems, and data center equipment.
We've been doing this for 25 years. Our customers are in more than 65 countries, mostly in sectors where a power failure isn't an option: hospitals, factories, telecom networks, and data centers.
The product range has grown over time. What started as a focused power protection business now includes energy storage systems and intelligent data center infrastructure, but the core work hasn't changed — keeping equipment running when the grid can't be trusted.
UPS Systems — Offline, Line Interactive, Online, High Frequency, Low Frequency, and Modular models. They're used in server rooms, hospitals, telecom equipment, and industrial control systems.
Transformers and Voltage Regulation — Isolation transformers, dry-type transformers, and automatic voltage stabilizers. These fix unstable grid voltage and isolate sensitive equipment from electrical noise.
Energy Storage — Systems for homes and for commercial/industrial use. Customers deploy them for peak shaving, backup power, and tying renewable energy into their operations.
Data Center Infrastructure — Modular data centers, precision air conditioners, and environmental monitoring systems.
Batteries — VRLA and lithium systems for UPS backup, energy storage, and telecom.
We have 25 engineers. They work on UPS topology, battery integration, transformer design, and power quality monitoring. The team tends to prioritize problems they see in the field — if a product design breaks down in a real installation, that's where the next round of R&D starts.
Our factory in Shenzhen covers about 6,000 square meters. Monthly output looks like this:
| Product | Capacity |
|---|---|
| UPS Systems | Up to 8,000 units |
| Transformers | Up to 500 units |
| Voltage Stabilizers | Up to 500 units |
| Batteries | Over 20,000 units |
Quality control runs from incoming material inspection through to final testing. It's not fancy, but it's consistent.
- Medical — CT scanners, MRI, DR, mammography.
- Data centers and telecom — Server rooms, edge data centers, telecom networks.
- Industrial — Manufacturing plants, oil & gas, mining, automation.
- Public infrastructure — Airports, rail transit, government buildings, schools, hospitals.
We support customers in 65+ countries. The typical engagement covers product selection, system design, installation guidance, remote support, and after-sales service. Regional power conditions vary a lot — what works in Shenzhen doesn't always work in Lagos — so most projects start with understanding the local grid.
Every site has its own power problems. Our engineering team works directly with you: we look at the voltage profiles, phase conditions, and actual load patterns at your location, then design a protection topology that fits. It's not a one-size-fits-all catalog — it's a system built around the real conditions your equipment has to deal with.
We work closely with medical equipment distributors and healthcare facilities around the world. Our UPS configurations are tuned for the kind of power stability that precision diagnostic equipment needs. These are the systems used with:
- CT scanners and MRI systems
- Digital radiography (DR) and mammography units
- High-end ultrasound and clinical laboratory equipment
The requirement here is straightforward: imaging equipment can't tolerate even brief power fluctuations, and our systems are built to meet that bar.
We build energy storage systems for factories and commercial facilities. Our team handles peak shaving, load leveling, and microgrid backup. Customers deploy them for a few practical reasons: lower demand charges, better use of on-site renewables, and keeping production going when the grid fails.
We manufacture for other brands. That means we handle everything from cabinet design and component selection (including IGBT modules and heavy-duty transformers) to internal wiring layouts and firmware interfaces — including multi-language support. If a brand wants a specific configuration that doesn't exist off the shelf, we build it.
Tafeng Technology was founded in Shenzhen. At the time, the focus was simple: research, develop, and build industrial power transformers and voltage regulators for the domestic market.
We set up dedicated assembly lines for Low Frequency industrial UPS systems. That year marked the shift from a pure transformer business into broader power protection — and it took hold. We got a foothold in the domestic manufacturing and infrastructure markets.
This is when we started exporting for real. We got international certifications and began shipping ruggedized power protection systems to distributors and engineering firms across Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America. A lot of the work was figuring out what different markets actually needed — the specs on paper and the specs in practice are not always the same.
We registered the "BLAZING POWER" trademark globally and overhauled our digital systems. The goal was to meet the way B2B buyers actually source equipment these days — online, with clear documentation and specs.
We formally set up our Industrial and Commercial Energy Storage division. Energy storage wasn't an add-on; it was a deliberate extension of our core product line, moving us from pure backup power into the smart energy space.
We're still expanding, and the focus is on markets with growing manufacturing demand — places like Vietnam. The strategy is to build local distribution channels so we can respond faster when problems come up on site.
We have a team of senior electrical engineers working on power electronics, three-phase systems, and high-voltage circuit design. They focus on three things: making the system topology more efficient, squeezing out every bit of performance we can, and designing battery configurations for demanding industrial setups — like 384V high-voltage UPS systems. These aren't hypothetical problems; they come from real customer projects.
We have certified QA engineers running in-house testing labs. Every system goes through a series of checks before it ships: power-on tests, safety checks, thermal monitoring under load, and a full 100% load test. If a unit doesn't pass any of these, it doesn't leave the factory. The goal is simple — what we ship should hold up when it's running 24/7 in a real site, not just in a climate-controlled lab.
Our international team handles cross-border logistics, compliance requirements, and technical support for clients outside China. They work with mid-sized distributors, engineering consultancies, and medical equipment buyers, and their job is to make sure the documentation, certifications, and specs line up with local regulations in whatever market the product is going to. It's mostly paperwork and coordination work, but it's the part that lets the products actually get installed.
- Main Markets: North America, South America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Eastern Asia, Southeast Asia, Middle East, Africa, Oceania, Worldwide
- Business Type: Manufacturer, Distributor/Wholesaler, Exporter
- Brands: BLAZING POWER
- No. of Employees: 100~500
- Annual Sales: 10000000-20000000
- Year Established: 2001
- Export Percentage: 70% - 80%
- Customers Served: 100+
