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Leviton

HQ: Melville, NYMade in: Melville, NY

Last checked: Oct 20, 2026

The full answer: Is Leviton Made in USA?

Verification Summary

American Score

76%

Manufacturing Location

Melville, NY

Headquarters

Melville, NY

Founded

1906

Products Verified

1 product

Evidence Breakdown

Factory Location Specificity

CITY

Specific factory city identified

Website Claim

Yes

The brand's website says it makes its products in the USA

Manufacturing History

LONG

Long record of US manufacturing

Known Overseas Production

Yes

This brand imports some lines. Each product listed here is scored on its own evidence.

Verification Notes

Electrical wiring devices, outlets, switches, and dimmers manufactured across USA facilities since 1906. Some product lines imported. claim-partial (severe): Leviton's own product pages give a Country of Origin per SKU (read 2026-10-23, chrome124). Of the 10 listed models resolved: T5325-W United States; T5825-W, E5325-W, 6674-P0W, DSL06-1LZ, GFNL1-W, GFTR1-W and GFSW1-W China; T5625-W and T5625-E Mexico. The US-made claim on leviton.com covers network products and cabling, not the residential wiring devices we list. Leviton's locations page also lists plants in Camargo, Jimenez and Tijuana MX and DongGuan CN. Model numbers come from the live Amazon listings (E5325-MW, GFTR1, D215S-1RW, 5335-W); none of the 12 listings states an origin. Melville NY is HQ, not a plant. https://leviton.com/products/t5325-w "Country of Origin : United States (T5325-W). Network Solutions page: 'the majority of Leviton network products are designed and manufactured in the United States. This includes our popular American-made Leviton cabling.'"

Brand evidence is re-checked on a rolling cycle

Manufacturing Profile

Leviton manufactures at its factory in Melville, NY. Founded in 1906, 120 years ago. The 1 Leviton listing here sits in electronics.

Verification tier

76% average

Brand-verified: the brand evidence holds, product-level evidence is thinner

Factory evidence

Specific city

Melville, NY

Catalog breadth

1 product

1 category

How we verified Leviton

Most recent check: Oct 20, 2026

  1. From the brand's website

    “…American company, as the majority of Leviton network products are designed and manufactured in the United States.”

    leviton.com · checked Oct 11, 2026

  2. Independent source

    “major funding allocated to U.S. plants to boost Category 6A cabling and fiber optic output”

    hoodline.com · checked Oct 20, 2026

  3. Store listings

    We read the live store listing for 1 of the 1 Leviton product on this page (most recently Oct 19, 2026). None of them states where the product is made, so these products rely on the brand-level evidence above.

  4. Ongoing monitoring

    We scan news for factory closures, offshoring and ownership changes. Last scan Oct 20, 2026: no change found.

  5. Removed products

    We have removed 9 Leviton products from this site after finding they were not made in the USA. Only the products below remain listed.
    • Leviton Lever Edge 15A Tamper-Resistant Outlet 10-Pack · removed Oct 23, 2026
    • Leviton 20A Decora Tamper-Resistant Duplex Outlet · removed Oct 23, 2026
    • Leviton SureSlide Universal Dimmer Switch · removed Oct 23, 2026
    • Leviton Decora Slide Dimmer Switch · removed Oct 23, 2026
    • Leviton 15A Self-Test Tamper-Resistant GFCI Outlet White 4-Pack · removed Oct 23, 2026
    • and 4 more

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Est. 1906Checked October 2026

Leviton was founded in 1906 and makes the products listed here in Melville, NY. The site lists 1 verified American-made Leviton product.

Heritage & History

Isidor Levitin founded the company that would become Leviton in New York City in 1906, beginning with the production of lamp sockets and lighting hardware at a time when electrification was transforming American homes and businesses. Levitin — whose name was eventually adopted as the brand name — recognized that the build-out of electrical infrastructure across the country would create sustained demand for quality wiring devices, and he built the company's early reputation on the reliability and consistency of its products.

Over more than a century, Leviton expanded its product line to track the evolution of American electrical systems: from lamp sockets to switches and outlets in the early 20th century, to dimmers and GFCI outlets in the latter half of the century, to smart home devices, USB charging outlets, and electric vehicle charging equipment in the 21st century. The company has remained privately held through six generations of family ownership — an unusual achievement for a company of Leviton's scale in a consolidating industry. That family ownership has allowed Leviton to invest in long-term manufacturing capability and domestic production rather than optimizing purely for quarterly margins, sustaining its position as North America's largest privately held electrical wiring device manufacturer.

Made in the USA

Leviton manufactures electrical wiring devices in the United States, with its headquarters in Melville, New York on Long Island and manufacturing operations distributed across US facilities. The company's domestic production covers its core residential and commercial wiring device lines — including the decora-style switches and outlets found in millions of American homes, GFCI outlets required by electrical code in wet locations, and dimmer switches for incandescent, LED, and CFL lighting.

US manufacturing is particularly important for Leviton's product categories because electrical devices are subject to rigorous safety standards enforced by UL (Underwriters Laboratories) and local electrical codes. Domestic production gives Leviton direct control over the materials and manufacturing processes that determine whether devices meet these safety standards over their operational life. The company's smart home product line — including in-wall smart switches and outlets compatible with major home automation platforms — is developed and manufactured in the USA, combining the brand's century-long wiring device expertise with current wireless communication and home network technology. From Isidor Levitin's first lamp sockets in 1906 to today's smart electrical infrastructure, Leviton's American manufacturing has been continuous for more than 118 years.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Leviton made in the USA?

Yes, for the 1 product listed here. Leviton manufactures in Melville, NY. Leviton has been manufacturing electrical wiring devices in the United States since 1906, when immigrant founder Isidor Levitin began producing lamp sockets in New York City. Now headquartered in Melville, New York, Leviton is the largest privately held manufacturer of electrical wiring devices in North America, producing switches, outlets, dimmers, and smart home electrical products made in the USA.

Where is Leviton manufactured?

Leviton is headquartered in Melville, NY. Manufacturing takes place in Melville, NY.

What Leviton products can I buy?

The site lists 1 Leviton product in Electronics. Each one links to a store that sells it.

When was Leviton founded?

Leviton was founded in 1906. Leviton has been manufacturing electrical wiring devices in the United States since 1906, when immigrant founder Isidor Levitin began producing lamp sockets in New York City. Now headquartered in Melville, New York, Leviton is the largest privately held manufacturer of electrical wiring devices in North America, producing switches, outlets, dimmers, and smart home electrical products made in the USA.

Where can I buy Leviton products?

Every Leviton product listed here links to a store that sells it, either a large online retailer or the brand's own shop.

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