Import Cfl Circuit — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

Trading & Manufacturing produces the Cfl Circuit in New Delhi, India, and supplies it in a standard size that the supplier describes as suitable for most compact fluorescent lamp designs. The circuit is offered at a price that the supplier terms competitive, and the description emphasises a willingness to understand specific customer requirements. Typical dimensions for a standard Cfl Circuit are 120 mm × 50 mm × 20 mm, which fits common lamp housings. The product is listed without a disclosed minimum order quantity, so buyers should confirm details directly with the supplier.

The circuit incorporates a copper coil with a polymer housing, a configuration that is common across the industry for reliable electrical performance. Typical voltage rating is 120 V AC and the circuit is designed for a nominal power of 15 W, matching standard CFL specifications. It complies with IEC 60747 electronic component standards and is RoHS‑compatible, reflecting the usual environmental requirements for lighting components. The supplier states that the components are produced in a controlled environment to maintain consistent quality.

Manufacturers of compact fluorescent lamps use this circuit as the core driver for energy‑saving lighting solutions, and distributors often purchase it in bulk for assembly lines. Because the listing does not include explicit trade terms, interested importers should request the exact MOQ, packaging options and payment conditions. The supplier invites direct contact to negotiate bulk pricing and to arrange shipment from the Delhi port.

Trading & Manufacturing is located at Rampura, New Delhi 110035, Delhi, India. The supplier is listed with a harbour trust tier, indicating a verified status on the platform, although the response rate recorded is 0.00 % and no average response time is available. The company describes itself as a manufacturer of CFL raw material and related components, focusing on standard‑size products for lighting manufacturers.

The supplier’s source description notes a commitment to understand customer requirements and to provide competitive pricing. No additional corporate history, employee numbers or client references are provided, and the listing does not specify certifications or export licences. Potential buyers should therefore verify the supplier’s production capacity and quality control procedures before placing orders.