The factory's own figure
Specifications, socket counts, inner-box sizes and weights are printed as the factory gives them. Treat them as the starting point for your quotation and your sample check.
iLamp Technology (Shenzhen iLamp Technology Co., Ltd, 深圳市兰谱芯科技有限公司) makes outdoor string lights and LED filament bulbs in Bao'an District, Shenzhen. That range is sold in English through this desk: quotation, sample, documents, inspection and shipment. Below is what the factory makes, what the desk does, and how to check both before your first order.
Six product families, and where each one sits on the site.
The core of the range is LED filament bulbs and the outdoor string lights built around them, in the S14, G40 and ST38 bulb shapes. The same factory makes the decorative lighting sold beside them: solar strings, WiFi and RGBW strings, landscape and garden lights, table and floor lamps. Each of those is confirmed per model on enquiry.
Each string light carries the figures the factory prints for it: length, socket count and socket type, cable, inner-box size and weight. A bulb carries luminous flux, CRI, base and whether it dims. A lamp carries power, colour temperature, size and switch type. Every figure sits beside the model it belongs to, on that model's family page.
The desk is the English-language route to that factory. It does five things.
Every enquiry runs through the desk, by WhatsApp or through the contact form. Custom lengths, socket counts, plug and cable options, private label and retail packaging are quoted the same way; the scope is on the OEM and ODM page.
A figure on a product page is one of three things: the factory's own statement, something a document would show, or something your sample settles. Knowing which tells you what to confirm, and when.
Four checks you can make yourself, before the first order.
Ask for a copy with your quotation, and check that the company name on it reads Shenzhen iLamp Technology Co., Ltd (深圳市兰谱芯科技有限公司).
For the model you are quoting, ask for the ETL listing card, the declaration of conformity and the test reports, and check the model code on each one.
An order starts with a sample, and the sample you accept is what production is checked against. Settle plug, cable, socket fit and colour temperature on it.
Third-party inspection is welcome on any order. Appoint your own inspector; the booking goes to the factory through the desk.
The order sequence these checks sit in, from enquiry to shipment, is on the samples and ordering page.
Payment terms, the currency and the beneficiary account are issued once, on the proforma invoice, and are never changed by email; if an account changes, call the desk on a number you already hold before you pay. If any message asks you to pay a different account, stop and call the desk on a number you already have before you send money.