ARTDNA will present its latest switches, sockets and smart home products at the 140th Canton Fair, October 15–19, 2026. Overseas importers, distributors and project buyers can visit Switch & Socket at Booth 14.3 E43–44 and Smart & Lighting at Booth 15.3 G41–42 to discuss product selection and market requirements.

The exhibition brings together a new joystick switch, A99 and A72 smart series, smart versions of V12, V20, V23 and A38, and modular track sockets. For buyers planning a distribution range or a building project, the display offers an opportunity to compare operating styles, panel materials and control options in person.

A new joystick switch for distinctive interiors

ARTDNA’s new joystick switch introduces a lever-style operating mechanism with a different feel from a conventional rocker switch. With a 16AX rating and a choice of panel materials, the switch combines electrical function with a distinctive wall interface. Designed for consideration in residential, hotel and commercial interiors, the series gives buyers an alternative when the wall switch is part of the interior specification. Visitors can assess the operating action and discuss the appropriate variant for their market.

A99 brings color displays to modular smart controls

The ARTDNA A99 series combines modular smart switches with color LCD displays and frosted glass panels. Personalized switch labels and displays for time, weather and calendar information make the wall interface more informative. The series also offers scene settings and control of lighting, curtains and dimming. For residential and villa projects, these features give buyers a way to discuss how everyday room functions can be presented at the wall. Specific control functions should be matched to the selected module and system configuration.

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Alt: ARTDNA A99 modular smart switches with color LCD displays and frosted glass panels.

A72 pairs a slim profile with touch operation

ARTDNA A72 takes a more restrained approach to the wall interface. A 5.9 mm ultra-slim design combines modular construction with touch-sensitive operation and customizable LED-backlit labels. Its coordinated appearance can support a consistent finish across a room. Buyers can compare panel layouts and compatible modules with the team, including the requirements of residential fit-outs and hospitality projects. This helps connect the visual brief with the functions occupants will actually use.

V12 V20 V23 and A38 broaden the smart range

ARTDNA’s V12, V20 and V23 series offer distinct panel treatments within the smart switch range. V12 uses acrylic panels in Space Gray or Rose Gold. V20 has a flat-panel design in White, Gold or Gray. V23 uses a Rose Gold brushed-metal panel. All three offer light-touch push-button operation and LED status indication, alongside matching mechanical switches and sockets.

The exhibition line-up also includes the A38 smart series. Together, these ranges give distributors more options when building an assortment around different interior styles and project budgets. Buyers can discuss the available control variants and wiring requirements for each series.

Modular track sockets adapt to changing power needs

ARTDNA’s modular track socket system lets users add or remove socket modules as required. A 14 mm ultra-slim profile and Black, Gray and White options help buyers coordinate the track with the surrounding interior. For kitchens, studies, offices and display spaces, the format offers flexibility as equipment layouts change. Buyers can review track lengths, module choices and installation requirements at the booth, then select the electrical ratings and socket configuration appropriate to the destination market.

Design and manufacturing behind the product range

Launched in 2012, ARTDNA is a brand of Gamder Electrical Group, which was founded in 2007. Its positioning combines product design and material selection with electrical manufacturing. The company has an R&D center and manufacturing processes including SMT assembly, through-hole assembly, injection molding, metal stamping and final assembly.

A CNAS-accredited testing laboratory supports product evaluation, while the company implements the ISO 9001 quality management system. This manufacturing and testing base gives overseas buyers concrete capabilities to discuss when evaluating a supplier. ARTDNA continues to invest in smart hardware, embedded software and cloud-platform development, alongside improvements to conventional electrical products.

What overseas buyers can discuss with ARTDNA

Importers and distributors can use the exhibition to review product combinations, discuss local demand and identify samples for evaluation. Project buyers can compare finishes and control layouts against room schedules, installation conditions and the intended user experience.

Bring your target market, required socket standard, project drawings or channel plan to make the discussion specific. ARTDNA’s export and technical teams will be available to discuss product specifications, customization and delivery schedules. Model-specific documentation and system compatibility can then be reviewed against the requirements of your intended application.

Book a meeting at the 140th Canton Fair

Meet ARTDNA on October 15–19, 2026, at Switch & Socket, Booth 14.3 E43–44, and Smart & Lighting, Booth 15.3 G41–42. To arrange a discussion, visit www.artdna-global.com and use the Contact page. Include your preferred meeting date, product interests and target market so the team can prepare a focused conversation.

The 140th Canton Fair
October 15–19, 2026
Switch & Socket: Booth 14.3 E43–44
Smart & Lighting: Booth 15.3 G41–42