Element TVs are supplied by Element Electronics, which documents US TV assembly at Winnsboro, South Carolina using an international component chain. That does not mean every part or every Element model is US-made. [2][1]
Who makes Element TVs?
- Owner
- Element Electronics is the company identified in the manufacturer’s brand-refresh article and sponsorship release. These sources do not provide a current beneficial-owner register or establish a different TV company as its corporate parent. [3][2]
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Element TVs supply chain map
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Element TVs are supplied by Element Electronics, which documents US TV assembly at Winnsboro, South Carolina using an international component chain. That does not mean every part or every Element model is US-made.
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- Element TVs (Brand): Element TVs are supplied by Element Electronics, which documents US TV assembly at Winnsboro, South Carolina using an international component chain. That does not mean every part or every Element model is US-made. [2][1]
- Element TVs → Element TVs business (Owner): Element Electronics is the company identified in the manufacturer’s brand-refresh article and sponsorship release. These sources do not provide a current beneficial-owner register or establish a different TV company as its corporate parent. [3][2]
- Element TVs business → Manufacturing and sourcing (Manufacturer): Element’s government-filed tariff submission describes domestic LCD television assembly and reliance on imported components. Its company release identifies the Winnsboro TV assembly operation, distinguishing the TV assembler from an LCD component producer. [1][2]
- Manufacturing and sourcing → Selected production evidence (Factory): Winnsboro, South Carolina is the named US assembly location in the company release. The 2018 tariff filing describes China-sourced LCD components; a US assembly statement does not convert those parts into US-made components. [2][1]
Who owns Element TVs?
Element Electronics is the company identified in the manufacturer’s brand-refresh article and sponsorship release. These sources do not provide a current beneficial-owner register or establish a different TV company as its corporate parent. [3][2]
Who actually makes Element TVs products?
Element’s government-filed tariff submission describes domestic LCD television assembly and reliance on imported components. Its company release identifies the Winnsboro TV assembly operation, distinguishing the TV assembler from an LCD component producer. [1][2]
Where are Element TVs products made?
Winnsboro, South Carolina is the named US assembly location in the company release. The 2018 tariff filing describes China-sourced LCD components; a US assembly statement does not convert those parts into US-made components. [2][1]
Is Element TVs made in China or the USA?
US final assembly and China-sourced components can both be true. The documents support that distinction, but do not allocate every current Element television or screen size to a plant. [1][2]
Same factory, different label
Element’s release includes the TYTUS outdoor-cooking brand in its expanded range. A wider brand portfolio and use of a smart-TV platform do not establish common ownership with the platform provider or an identical factory for every product. [2][3]
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Who makes element tvs?
Element’s government-filed tariff submission describes domestic LCD television assembly and reliance on imported components. Its company release identifies the Winnsboro TV assembly operation, distinguishing the TV assembler from an LCD component producer.[1][2]
Who manufactures element tvs?
Element’s government-filed tariff submission describes domestic LCD television assembly and reliance on imported components. Its company release identifies the Winnsboro TV assembly operation, distinguishing the TV assembler from an LCD component producer.[1][2]
Sources and scope
Year-only source dates denote the report’s coverage year. Dated disclosures establish the facts described at that time. Plant output, contracts and ownership can change; this is a selected map, not a complete supplier census.
- [1] Element Electronics USTR tariff submission — 2018 · Primary source · Reviewed 2026-10-21.
Company submission explains US TV assembly and reliance on LCD components imported from China.
- [2] Element Electronics Ohio State sponsorship release — 2024-01-15 · Primary source · Reviewed 2026-10-21.
PDF dateline says January 15, 2024 despite its 2025 file path; company boilerplate describes Winnsboro assembly.
- [3] Element Electronics brand refresh — 2022-07-05 · Primary source · Reviewed 2026-10-21.
Documents Element’s 2007 founding, expanded product categories and brand identity.
Unconfirmed
- Current beneficial owners, factory for every model, component-country shares and complete contract-manufacturer list.