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Located in China, Yichang Jinsen Optronics Technology Co., Ltd. lists 18 active lighting products. The catalogue is organized under the categories Energy Saving Lights & Lamps, Fluorescent Lights & Bulbs, and Energy Saving Bulbs. Products include CCFL tube lights, spiral energy‑saving lamps, T8 fluorescent tubes with G13 and G5 bases, and LED reflect bulbs. These items fall within the HS chapter 85 family that covers lighting equipment and related parts. The supplier’s portfolio therefore targets bulk buyers of commercial and residential lighting fixtures.
Specific entries feature a 24 W full‑spiral CCFL lamp, a 35 W 1500 mm tube, a 13 W W27 covered spiral fluorescent lamp, and table lamps designed for eye protection. Base types such as G13 and G5 indicate compatibility with standard ballast systems, while product descriptions reference common form factors like T8 tubes and bracket‑mounted lamps. The range also lists CCFL grille lamps and energy‑saving bulbs, reflecting a mix of cold‑cathode and compact fluorescent technologies. No individual HS codes are disclosed, but the product set aligns with typical lighting HS codes (e.g., 8539).
The catalogue comprises cold‑cathode fluorescent lamps (CCFL) in tube, spiral and grille formats, as well as compact fluorescent bulbs and LED reflect bulbs. CCFL units typically operate at 100‑300 V, deliver 5‑40 W power, and achieve efficacy of 50‑80 lm/W. Common specifications include colour temperatures of 2700 K, 4000 K or 6500 K and a CRI of 80‑90. Fluorescent T8 tubes are standard 1500 mm lengths with G13 bases, available in wattages from 13 W to 36 W, and are often supplied with a ballast factor of 0.9‑1.0.
In the broader market, energy‑saving bulbs are classified under IEC 60721 standards and may carry CE or UL markings. Typical performance metrics involve lumen output of 800‑1500 lm for 13‑W lamps, power factor above 0.9, and mercury content below 5 mg per lamp as regulated by the EU RoHS directive. Buyers frequently request photometric curves, harmonic distortion data, and lifespan ratings (e.g., 15 000‑30 000 h) to verify product suitability.
The supplier lists 18 items including cold‑cathode fluorescent tube lights, spiral energy‑saving lamps, T8 fluorescent tubes with G13 or G5 bases, bracket‑mounted CCFL lamps, LED reflect bulbs and eye‑protection table lamps.
Yes, the CCFL products use common G13 or G5 bases that match standard electronic or magnetic ballasts used in commercial lighting installations.
Buyers should request CE or UL safety certificates, a RoHS compliance statement, and IEC 60598 test reports for photometric and electrical performance.
The 24 W spiral lamp usually operates at 100‑300 V, provides approximately 1500 lm of light, has a colour temperature in the 4000 K range, and meets a power factor of around 0.95.
Products are packed in cardboard cartons, typically 40‑60 kg per carton, and loaded into 20‑ft or 40‑ft containers. Palletization follows ISO standards with anti‑static liners for electronic components.
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