J&V Electronic Science And Technology Co., Ltd

China‑based J&V Electronic Science And Technology Co., Ltd lists 47 active products across a spectrum of lighting and electrical components. The catalogue includes items such as a 25 W 220 V microwave oven lamp, E14 oven light bulbs, high‑temperature resistant oven and dishwasher lamps, LED range‑hood lights, metal‑head switch buttons, a human‑body sensor switch and a low‑battery reminder BBQ igniter. Three products carry explicit HS codes: a temperature display knob (HS 8516.90), a BBQ igniter (HS 9613.20) and a steam‑oven round lamp (HS 9405.10). The listed materials range from zinc‑alloy with chrome plating and stainless‑steel 304 to ABS plastic housings and high‑temperature resistant glass.

The product list also mentions halogen bulbs in multiple bases (G4, G5.3, G8, G9, E14, E26, E27), LED colour‑changing knob lights, indicator lights, and control panels such as electric control boxes and main control panel boards. Where material data is provided, it specifies zinc‑alloy, stainless‑steel, ABS plastic and metal‑alloy filament constructions, indicating suitability for high‑temperature or moisture‑prone environments. The range therefore covers both conventional incandescent/halogen lighting and modern LED modules, as well as related switch and control hardware used in domestic and commercial appliances.

The catalogue covers oven and dishwasher illumination (25 W, 10 W, 12 V LED variants), specialised range‑hood lamps, halogen bulbs in standard E‑ and G‑bases, and a series of metal‑head switches and knob lights. In the lighting sector, buyers typically look for IEC 60598 compliance, colour temperatures between 2700 K and 6500 K for LEDs, CRI values above 80, and wattage tolerances within ±10 %. Halogen bulbs are often rated to IC‑UVA 100 for colour rendering and may require a voltage rating of 120 V or 220 V depending on market. Switches and control buttons are usually specified by IEC 60947, with current ratings from 0.5 A to 10 A and IP20 or higher protection against dust. Materials such as zinc‑alloy and stainless‑steel 304 provide corrosion resistance suitable for kitchen appliances, while ABS plastic housings meet UL94V‑0 flame‑retardant standards commonly required for igniters and control boxes.