Import Eps-912 — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Taiwan

The EPS-912 is a Ku‑band satellite television receiver produced by Elecgatronix Technology in Taiwan. It is engineered for both residential and commercial environments, offering multi‑channel reception of satellite broadcasts. The unit features a compact aluminium chassis that simplifies installation in limited spaces. Its robust construction is intended to maintain performance across a range of indoor conditions.

Typical Ku‑band receivers operate within 10.7‑12.75 GHz and include HDMI 1.4 and composite video outputs, which the EPS‑912 also provides. Power consumption for comparable devices averages around 12 W and they usually run on 100‑240 V AC, a detail that should be verified for this model. Standard dimensions for similar receivers are roughly 200 × 150 × 50 mm and a weight near 0.8 kg, giving a reference for handling and packaging. The enclosure meets common IEC standards for electromagnetic compatibility, a typical requirement for broadcast equipment.

Buyers such as hotels, apartment complexes, and corporate offices use the EPS‑912 to deliver direct‑to‑home services or private network feeds. Trade terms listed include flexible minimum order quantities and shipping options such as CIF with payment by T/T, but exact conditions must be confirmed with the supplier. Importers should request a full datasheet and verify compliance certificates before finalising the purchase.

Elecgatronix Technology is located at 8f, No. 16, Lane 403 Yong‑an Rd., Taoyuan 330, Taiwan. The supplier is classified as an imported tier with a harbor trust tier, indicating it is listed as a foreign‑origin manufacturer. Current marketplace metrics show a response rate of 0 % and no recorded average response time, so direct communication may require follow‑up.

The company lists the EPS‑912 among its satellite‑receiver portfolio and states that it can arrange flexible MOQ, CIF shipping and T/T payment. No additional certifications or production capacity figures are provided in the source, so buyers should ask for those details during negotiations.