Hubbell is an American company and many of its products are made in the USA, but like most large electrical manufacturers, it also has manufacturing in other countries including Mexico and other global locations. Hubbell Incorporated was founded in 1888 in Bridgeport, Connecticut, by Harvey Hubbell who invented the pull chain light switch, and it remains headquartered in Shelton, Connecticut, and is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange. Hubbell operates numerous manufacturing plants across the United States, particularly for its wiring device, lighting, and utility products, and it emphasizes American engineering, design, quality control, and testing. However, to remain competitive on price for commercial and residential devices, Hubbell also operates plants in Mexico and sources components globally, which is standard for the industry. When you buy a Hubbell outlet, connector, or lighting fixture, the package may say Made in USA, Made in Mexico, or Assembled in USA with global components depending on the product line. Hubbell's industrial and utility products like Burndy connectors and utility insulators are often made in US plants to meet Buy American requirements for infrastructure projects. So the answer is partially yes: Hubbell is an American company and makes many products in America, but not all products are exclusively made in the USA, though they are engineered and quality controlled by an American company.
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