Portugal Consumer Electronics Suppliers

Wattlamp Unipessoal Lda is a Portuguese professional lighting distributor based in Palmela, founded in 2014. The company concentrates exclusively on lighting rather than general electrical equipment, serving installers, companies, retailers, maintenance services, industry, commerce and hospitality. Its catalog spans lamps, luminaires, waterproof luminaires, LED panels, projectors, downlights, skylights, public lighting, drivers, ballasts and emergency lighting, and includes brands such as Philips, Ledvance and V-TAC. Wattlamp invests in inventory to provide immediate availability for design, maintenance, replacement and installation needs, aiming to respond quickly to urgent projects and critical replacements.

SMARTPHONES SHOPS EU is a wholesale and distribution business located in Lisboa, Portugal, with a staff of 20 to 49. It supplies brand new and used Samsung and Apple iPhone handsets in wholesale quantities, all unlocked, and describes the used units as original devices. Beyond smartphones, its available range includes Grade A laptops, iPads, iWatches, plasma televisions and other consumer electronics. The company serves trade buyers seeking mixed lots of mobile and computing hardware from a single source.

FLAMA, SA is a family-owned Portuguese manufacturing company established in 1979 in Cesar. It produces small household appliances, specializing in espresso coffee machines, traditional capsules, capsule and filter holders, electric grills and kitchen robots. The company also makes metal and plastic components. In-house processes include metal stamping, deep drawing, spot welding, laser welding, electrostatic coating, non-stick coating, metal polishing and brushing, plastic injection, pad printing, laser engraving and assembly lines. Development work covers projects from scratch or through co-development with customers. Products are sold under the Flama brand domestically and supplied to international brands including Philips, Tefal, Rowenta, Caffitaly, Bodum, Malongo, Espresso Club, Miogo and Hoffen.