Model
JD-888
Air Fryer Wholesale Model
Model JD-888 is listed for importers, distributors, wholesalers, supermarket buyers, appliance shops, online sellers with bulk demand and OEM/ODM brand customers. MOQ starts from 1000 PCS. Retail and one-piece orders are not accepted.
4L Route Control
JD-888 is the published 4L route whose material line includes Plastic PP + glass. JD-688 is a separate 4L Plastic PP route with different published dimensions. Do not treat them as one interchangeable specification.
Model Details
JD-888
4L
2400W
AC220-240V
Plastic PP+ glass
Wholesale only. MOQ starts from 1000 PCS.
Glass-route identity: JD-888 is the published 4L, 2400W plastic-PP-plus-glass route with product size 214 x 287 x 273mm. Keep its sample and glass-model wording separate in the visible and glass air fryer matrix.
If the buyer is evaluating this route for visual merchandising, supermarket display, product demonstrations or OEM positioning, the current physical sample and approved media should be checked against the channel brief. A catalog image does not prove demand or channel fit.
Before choosing this model, buyers should compare the product with local price level, customer demand, display channel, carton volume, landed cost and repeat-order potential. A useful factory quotation needs more than a model photo. It needs quantity, country, plug type, voltage, packing request, OEM request and destination port.
OEM logo, neutral packing, factory color box, customized color box, barcode, manual language, carton mark, plug type and voltage configuration can be discussed according to order quantity and target market. The buyer should confirm whether this model will be used for distributor circulation, supermarket display, appliance shops, online bulk sales or private brand development.
Yaoyuan Electric can coordinate the current product route, controlled sample, OEM and packing files, production milestones, inspection preparation and shipment evidence for an approved order scope. The buyer contributes channel evidence, comparable offers, landed-cost assumptions, inventory limits and local service requirements. These inputs support a product decision; they do not guarantee demand, sell-through, margin or profit.