OEM Electric Lunch Box Manufacturer for Importers and Brands

Electric lunch boxes we manufacture

Our electric lunch box range from the current catalogue covers the working-lunch and vehicle segments:

• DFH001 — 1.5 L, 40 W. The standard commuter platform with a removable 0.3 L dish box.
• JFH-208 — 1.5 L, 60 W. Same capacity, faster heating for office lunch breaks.
• ABY-328 — 2.0 L, 65 W. The large-capacity model with a 0.45 L dish box, aimed at driver and heavy-user channels.
• KXD-638 — 1.8 L, 75 W. Mid-to-large capacity with the highest heating power in the range.

All four use 304 stainless steel food containers, and the range includes a handbag-carrying version for commuter retail. Home and vehicle voltage versions are both part of this category — send us your channel and target specs.

One practical note for range planning: the four models share the same 304 stainless steel container system, so a programme can mix capacities in one order and keep packaging language consistent across the family. That simplifies both your marketing and your spare-parts planning.

Electric lunch box types compared

Type	Typical capacity	Typical power	Fits these channels
Home-use commuter box	1.5 L	40–60 W	Office retail, e-commerce, gifting
Large-capacity box	1.8–2.0 L	65–75 W	Family retail, heavy-user programmes
12 V car version	1.5–2.0 L	40–75 W	Automotive accessory retail, driver channels
24 V truck version	1.5–2.0 L	40–75 W	Truck-stop retail, logistics company programmes
Self-heating (chemical) box	—	—	Emergency and outdoor retail; different supply chain

Our catalogue covers the electric platforms; the 12 V / 24 V rows are the same platforms built for vehicle supply. Ask us for model-specific data on vehicle versions.

OEM and private label options

• Logo printing on the lid and base
• Custom housing colour matched to your brand reference
• Control graphics in your languages
• Container configuration: dish box capacity and dividers within the platform
• Accessory options such as the carrying handbag
• Manual languages per destination market
• Colour box design, insert and marketplace labels
• Plug type, voltage (home or vehicle) and market documentation

The dish box and seal are the parts buyers judge daily — we include them in the sample approval so the whole eating experience matches your brief. See /oem-odm/ for the process.

Market versions: plug, voltage and certification

Market	Home voltage	Vehicle voltage	Plug type
European Union	220–240 V	12 / 24 V DC	Type C / E / F
United Kingdom	230 V	12 / 24 V DC	Type G
United States	120 V	12 / 24 V DC	Type A / B
Australia / New Zealand	230 V	12 / 24 V DC	Type I

Food-contact documentation for the stainless steel container and the seal is part of the import file in every market, and vehicle versions add their own plug and cable requirements. See our market pages for the EU, UK, US and other regions.

What to check when sourcing electric lunch boxes

1. Container grade and documentation. 304 stainless steel is our standard — confirm the food-contact test reports for your market before the colour box is printed.
2. Heating power versus use case. 40 W suits slow keep-warm use; 60–75 W suits drivers and office workers with short breaks. Match the wattage to your customer’s real lunch break.
3. Seal quality. The lid seal decides whether soup survives the commute — test it in the sample with liquid, not just dry rice.
4. Dish box system. Removable 0.3–0.45 L dish boxes enable separate dishes; confirm the configuration your packaging will show.
5. Voltage version discipline. Home and vehicle versions look similar but differ in plug, cable and certification — keep them clearly separated in your ordering.
6. Carrying solution. The handbag version serves commuter retail; check bag material and stitching in the sample.
7. Carton loading. Lunch boxes stack efficiently; confirm units per container against your launch quantity, especially if the handbag version increases box size.

From enquiry to shipment

Step	Content	Your action
1. Enquiry	Model or capacity, home or vehicle market, quantity, customisation	Send via /contact/
2. Quotation	Itemised price, specification sheet	Compare on the same basis
3. Sampling	Production-intent sample with printed box	Approve or comment
4. Production	Assembly, safety testing, in-line inspection	Optional third-party inspection
5. Pre-shipment inspection	Sampling against the agreed plan	Witness or delegate
6. Shipment	Export packing, container loading, documents	Receive document set

Ask us for model-specific data: kendra@denocook.com · OEM & ODM details: /oem-odm/ · Quality system: /quality/

Frequently asked questions

What electric lunch box models do you manufacture?

Our catalogue lists four models: DFH001 (1.5 L, 40 W), JFH-208 (1.5 L, 60 W), ABY-328 (2.0 L, 65 W) and KXD-638 (1.8 L, 75 W). All use 304 stainless steel for the food container and include a removable dish box (0.3–0.45 L depending on model). A handbag-carrying version appears in the range for commuter programmes. Ask us for model-specific data on voltage options.

Which capacity should I import?

1.5 L models are the standard commuter size and the entry point for most ranges; 1.8–2.0 L models serve larger appetites and truck-driver channels where one container must hold a full meal plus a side. Our range covers both. A common plan is one 1.5 L hero model for retail and one 2.0 L model for the vehicle channel.

Can you supply 12 V or 24 V car versions?

Yes — vehicle voltage versions are a core segment for this category, serving drivers who heat meals in the cab. The 12 V version targets cars and light vehicles; 24 V targets trucks. Tell us your channel when you enquire, because vehicle versions differ in plug, cable length and certification from the home versions — ask us for model-specific data.

Why does 304 stainless steel matter in lunch boxes?

The food container is the part buyers touch and wash daily. 304 stainless steel is the grade commonly specified for food-contact containers, it does not retain odours the way some plastics do, and it supports a durable-product story in your listing. Our models use 304 stainless steel for the container; confirm the full food-contact documentation for your market with us.

What is the MOQ for private label lunch boxes?

MOQ depends on the model and customisation level — logo printing on a standard colour starts lower than a full brand-colour and packaging programme. Ask us for model-specific data with your target model, market (home or vehicle voltage) and quantity, and we will confirm the MOQ and price in the quotation.

Which plug and voltage versions are available?

Home versions follow the destination market: 220–240 V with Type C/E/F plugs for the EU, 230 V Type G for the UK, 120 V Type A/B for the US and 230 V Type I for Australia. Vehicle versions use 12 V or 24 V DC with the matching lighter plug. Manual languages and labelling follow the same rules; see our market pages for details.

Can the packaging be customised for e-commerce?

Yes. We customise the colour box, insert, barcode and marketplace labels, and we prepare multilingual manuals. Electric lunch boxes are compact and stack well, which keeps fulfilment costs predictable. If your programme includes the handbag-carrying version, the retail box is designed around the bag — we fix that design at the sampling stage.

How do I get a quotation and a sample?

Send the model or capacity, your market (home plug and voltage, or 12 V / 24 V vehicle), quantity and branding needs to kendra@denocook.com or via the contact page. We reply with an itemised quotation, a specification sheet and a sample plan, including a production-intent sample with your printed colour box.