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Nantong Saiyang Electronics — Chinese Fish Finder and Marine Electronics Manufacturer Since 2003

Nantong Saiyang Electronics — Fish Finders Made in China

Nantong Saiyang Electronics Co., Ltd. (南通赛洋电子) is a professional Chinese manufacturer of fish finders, echo sounders, and marine navigation equipment. Founded in 2003 in Nantong, Jiangsu Province, the company has grown to serve over 800 global agents with an annual production capacity exceeding 80 million units.


Company Overview

CategoryDetail
Company NameNantong Saiyang Electronics Co., Ltd.
BrandsSAIYANG Marine, OVA Technology, Marinelite
Founded2003
LocationNantong, Jiangsu Province, China
Years Experience23+
Annual Capacity80M+ units
Global Agents800+
ServicesOEM, ODM, custom manufacturing
Main CategoriesFish finders, echo sounders, AIS, GPS navigators, transducers, marine radar
Websitesaiyangmarine.com

Product Range

Fish Finders / Echo Sounders

Saiyang’s core product line, available across multiple tiers:

SeriesApplicationKey Features
Marinelite ProfessionalCommercial fishing12-inch display, 2KW, 50/200 KHz, 500m depth
Marinelite SeriesRecreational boats6-inch display, 100m depth, color display
Portable Fish FindersKayak, ice fishingCompact, battery-powered, in-hull transducer
Dual-FrequencyVersatile use200/50 KHz, shoot-through hull installation

Marine Transducers


Manufacturing & R&D

Saiyang operates from a dedicated facility in Nantong with:

The company supports both OEM (private-label for international brands) and ODM (custom design to specification) partnerships.


Market Position

Saiyang occupies a distinctive position in the global fishing electronics market:

Competitive Advantage:

Distribution:


Nantong’s Marine Electronics Advantage

Nantong, located at the northern bank of the Yangtze River near Shanghai, has developed a natural specialization in marine electronics due to:


Contact

For OEM/ODM fish finder inquiries:

Sources: Saiyang corporate website, Alibaba company profile, Made-in-China directory.


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