A counter in Shenzhen, not a production line
We consolidate LED parts from the factories that already make them well, check the parts fit together, and ship them as one lot. That is the whole business.
Shenzhen makes most of the world's LED parts. It also makes a lot of bad ones, and the difference is rarely visible in a photo or a spec sheet. A buyer in Lagos or Lima has no practical way to tell a 1/32 scan module from a 1/16 one, or a genuine receiving card from a re-marked copy, before the container arrives.
That gap is the business. We buy from a short list of factories we have used for years, check what arrives at our warehouse, and sell it on with the specification written out line by line. When a part is a compromise — a compatible card, a domestic power supply, a ±0.3 mm steel cabinet — the listing says so, and the price reflects it.
What "wholesale" means here
It means the price does not depend on whether you have an account, and the minimum is one piece on most lines. It also means we quote in tiers, because a hundred modules and a thousand modules are not the same purchase and pretending otherwise wastes everyone's time.
Where the parts come from
Modules from tooling partners in Shenzhen and Dongguan. Control gear through the brands' own channels. Power supplies from Mean Well's distribution and from two domestic factories we have run for years. Cabinets and frames cut to drawing in Shenzhen, powder-coated, and checked against the module before shipment.
Send the first list. Judge us on the reply.
No presentation, no catalogue PDF with no prices. Just the stock, the price tiers and the freight line.