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Based in China, R. E. Dietz Co., Ltd. currently lists five active products across its catalogue. The company’s portfolio comprises LED lantern, LED hurricane lantern, electric kettle, induction cooker and hurricane lantern, covering both portable lighting and small kitchen appliances. Each product falls under standard HS‑code families used for trade: portable electric lamps (HS 8513), electric kettles (HS 8516) and cooking appliances such as induction cookers (HS 8517).
The catalogue explicitly names the product types without additional variants, indicating a focused range rather than a broad assortment. The five items reflect two lighting sub‑categories - standard LED lanterns and hurricane‑rated lanterns - and three kitchen appliance categories, each of which is commonly subject to safety and performance standards in international trade.
The LED lanterns offered are battery‑powered units typically equipped with 1‑2 Ah lithium‑ion cells, providing run times of 8‑12 hours at 0.5 W output. Industry standards for such lanterns include luminous flux between 200 lm and 500 lm, IP44 water resistance and compliance with IEC 60598 for luminaires. Hurricane lanterns add reinforced housing and higher IP rating (often IP65) to withstand severe weather conditions. Electric kettles listed by the supplier are generally 1.5 L capacity, 1500 W heating element, and feature automatic shut‑off and boil‑dry protection; common specifications call for stainless‑steel interiors and CE/UL safety markings. Induction cookers in this segment usually deliver 1500‑2100 W power, support 50‑60 Hz mains, and require compatible ferrous cookware; they are tested to IEC 60730 for household appliances. All five products are packaged in export‑grade cardboard boxes, typically 20‑40 ft containers for bulk shipments.
The LED lanterns usually incorporate 1‑2 Ah lithium‑ion batteries, deliver 0.5 W power, and produce 200‑500 lm of light with an IP44 rating. They conform to IEC 60598 for portable luminaires.
Yes, the hurricane lanterns are built to IP65 standards, providing protection against strong water jets and dust ingress, which aligns with typical requirements for outdoor emergency lighting.
Buyers should ask for a CE conformity certificate, a RoHS declaration and an IEC 60335‑2‑15 safety test report, which cover electrical safety, material restrictions and performance testing.
The induction cooker is rated between 1500 W and 2100 W, operates on 50‑60 Hz mains frequency, and complies with IEC 60730‑1 household appliance safety standards.
Items are packed in reinforced export cartons with moisture‑resistant liners; full containers (20 ft) hold roughly 200‑250 lantern units or 150‑180 kitchen appliances, and each carton includes a packing list and a copy of the safety certificates.
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