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Taiwan based Exp Auto Electric Parts Co., Ltd. lists five active automobile electrical and sensor products. The catalogue covers components classified under HS chapter 85 (electrical equipment) and chapter 90 (measuring instruments). The company’s top categories are Automobile Electrical & Electronic Components and Automobile Sensors. The product portfolio includes water temperature sensors, radiator fan switches, oil pressure switches, oil pressure sensors, and backup light switches. All items are intended for OEM and aftermarket vehicle applications.
The radiator fan switch is coded 8536.50.90 and combines a brass CuZn39Pb3 contact with a polyamide PA66 housing. Oil pressure switch and sensor share HS code 9026.20, featuring stainless‑steel 304 housings, brass connections and polymer diaphragms. The backup light switch carries HS code 8536.50 and uses a glass‑fiber reinforced PBT thermoplastic housing, silver‑plated copper alloy contacts and NBR rubber seals. The water temperature sensor is listed without a specific HS code but falls within the same sensor family. Materials such as brass, stainless steel and engineered polymers meet typical automotive durability requirements. The product count remains five distinct items.
The current catalogue lists a water temperature sensor, a radiator fan switch (HS 8536.50.90), an oil pressure switch (HS 9026.20), an oil pressure sensor (HS 9026.20) and a backup light switch (HS 8536.50). These components are built from brass, stainless steel, engineered thermoplastics and polymer diaphragms, which are common material choices for automotive electrical parts due to corrosion resistance and thermal stability.
In the automotive sensor market, buyers typically look for ISO 16750 temperature cycling (‑40 °C to 125 °C) and IP‑67 ingress protection. Switches are often rated for current 10 - 30 A and voltage up to 24 VDC. Pressure sensors commonly meet accuracy ±1 % of full scale and operate under oil temperature ranges of - 40 °C to 150 °C. Common grades include brass contacts meeting IEC 60204 safety standards and polymers complying with RoHS limits for lead and cadmium.
The company lists five automotive electrical components: a water temperature sensor, a radiator fan switch (HS 8536.50.90), an oil pressure switch (HS 9026.20), an oil pressure sensor (HS 9026.20) and a backup light switch (HS 8536.50).
The switch uses a brass contact alloy CuZn39Pb3 combined with a polyamide PA66 housing, a common combination for corrosion‑resistant automotive switches.
Buyers should ask for CE marking, RoHS compliance, material test certificates, and, for OEM supply, evidence of an IATF 16949 quality management system.
Radiator fan switch and backup light switch fall under HS 8536.50 (electrical switches), while oil pressure switch and oil pressure sensor are classified under HS 9026.20 (pressure measuring devices).
Switches are usually packed in bulk cartons on reinforced pallets, while sensors are placed in anti‑static bags within moisture‑controlled wooden crates; shipments are commonly sent in 20‑ft or 40‑ft containers using FOB or CIF terms.
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