Specifications
Product Type:
Smart Home Device Paperboard Box
Material:
SBS Paperboard, Folding Boxboard, Kraft Paperboard
Printing:
CMYK, Pantone Color, Offset Printin
Processing:
Die Cutting, Creasing
Surface:
Matte Lamination, Gloss Lamination, Varnish, Spot UV
Product Fit:
Ameras, Sensors, Smart Speakers, Routers, Hubs, Mounting Kits
Artwork Format:
AI, PDF, ID, PS, CDR Files
Packaging:
Double-wall Corrugated Export Cartons
Shipping:
Express, Sea, Air
Product Description
Product Overview
Smart home devices often ship with multiple parts, including cables, brackets, screws, setup cards, and manuals. These paperboard boxes help IoT brands present the device clearly while keeping each component in a planned position.
The packaging can be customized around the device footprint, accessory list, installation card, QR setup panel, and retail or installer channel. This makes it suitable for security cameras, routers, sensors, hubs, and smart speaker programs where buyers need a clear and repeatable packing format.
Product Advantages
- Helps users find installation parts quickly through organized internal layout planning.
- Supports connected-device onboarding with planned QR, setup card, and instruction panel areas.
- Reduces packing confusion for kits that include cables, brackets, screws, and manuals.
- Keeps retail and installer programs consistent across related smart device SKUs.
Product Applications
- Smart camera packaging
- Router and gateway packaging
- Sensor kit packaging
- Smart speaker packaging
- Installation accessory kits
- IoT retail launch packaging
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Can the box include space for mounting parts?
Yes. The layout can include brackets, screws, cables, and setup cards after dimensions are confirmed.
Can QR setup information be added?
Yes. QR panels and instruction areas can be included in the artwork layout.
Which smart home products can use this box?
Cameras, sensors, routers, smart speakers, gateways, and hubs can use this packaging route.
Can one structure cover several related SKUs?
Yes, if the device size and accessory layout are close enough for one dieline.
What is needed before sampling?
Product size, accessory list, artwork direction, required panels, and order quantity.
