Two Published Routes
P67/SC-7031 and P68/SC-7038 are distinct catalog identities. Shared 2400W, AC220-240V, LCD panel, loading and carton-quantity fields do not authorize substitution.
Ceramic hob wholesale
Single-Burner Ceramic Hob Wholesale for Importers
Single-burner ceramic hob models are practical when buyers need compact electric cooking products with simple shelf explanation and flexible distribution.
Wholesale only. MOQ starts from 1000 PCS. Model, electrical version, packing, evidence and inspection scope must be confirmed for the current order before release.
Procurement Answer
What a qualified buyer should know before requesting this route
Single-burner ceramic hob catalog routes P67/SC-7031 and P68/SC-7038 each publish 2400W, AC220-240V, LCD panel, 4,950-unit 40HQ loading and 8 PCS/CTN in the current source catalog. These shared fields do not prove that the products, glass, controls, components, packing or current order versions are identical. Approve one route, one current sample, one electrical label, one cooking test, one packed version and one inspection plan before release.
Buyer decision points
Confirm the model by market, packing and order plan
One-Zone Use Brief
Define cookware range, intended cooking task, control preference, channel, destination version and expected service responsibility before comparing samples.
Current Sample Approval
Check glass, heating zone, controls, cable, plug, label, feet, ventilation, included parts and packed protection on the exact current sample.
MOQ and Buyer Responsibility
Wholesale only; MOQ starts from 1000 PCS. The buyer validates local requirements, market demand, selling price and inventory exposure.
Source Catalog Candidates
Published routes to verify against the buyer brief
Ceramic Hobs
Black Single-Burner Ceramic Hob
Model: SC-7031- Wattage: 2400W
- Voltage: AC220-240V
- Material: LCD panel
- 40HQ loading: 4950
- QTY/CTN: 8
Ceramic Hobs
Wood-Grain Single-Burner Ceramic Hob
Model: SC-7038- Wattage: 2400W
- Voltage: AC220-240V
- Material: LCD panel
- 40HQ loading: 4950
- QTY/CTN: 8
Why single-burner ceramic hobs fit wholesale channels
A single-burner format can be considered when a buyer needs one electric cooking zone, but format alone does not prove suitability for a country, cookware set or retail channel. Begin with a use brief: cookware materials and sizes, cooking tasks, operating frequency, target channel, service expectation and destination electrical requirements.
The current catalog exposes two named routes. P67/SC-7031 is described as a black single-burner ceramic hob, while P68/SC-7038 is described as a wood-grain single-burner ceramic hob. Both publish 2400W, AC220-240V, LCD panel, 4,950-unit 40HQ loading and 8 PCS/CTN. Those fields are catalog data and require current-order confirmation.
Do not approve the route from color or panel appearance alone. Verify the heating-zone geometry, glass condition, control sequence, timer or safety behavior actually supplied, cable and plug version, rating label, underside construction, ventilation and packed protection. Any claim used on the box or manual needs evidence for the selected version.
For repeat orders, retain a signed specification and reference sample. If the glass, heater, control board, cable, plug, label, artwork or packing changes, the supplier should disclose the change before production release so the buyer can decide whether re-approval is required.
Single-Burner Sample Approval Checklist
Release one single-burner route only after the following record is complete:
- P67/SC-7031 or P68/SC-7038 catalog identity
- Current sample photographs and signed specification revision
- Glass dimensions, heating-zone position and cookware test defined by the buyer
- Control sequence, display behavior and shutdown checks
- Voltage, frequency where applicable, cable, plug and rating-label artwork
- Included parts, manual and supported product claims
- Color box, inner protection, master carton and carton marks
- Buyer inspection checklist and repeat-order change-control rule
What the Shared Catalog Fields Do Not Prove
The two routes share several published values, but the source does not establish identical glass, controls, heater, board, dimensions, certificates, accessories or packing. Keep the routes separate until current samples and documents support equivalence.
- No automatic substitution
- No inferred dimensions
- No inferred certificate
- No inferred performance
Buyer-Defined Cooking Test
The buyer should define cookware, fill level, starting condition, operating sequence and acceptance observation. The result belongs to that sample and test condition; it should not be converted into a broad market or performance promise.
- Cookware and load
- Control sequence
- Heating observation
- Shutdown and surface check
Repeat-Order Control
The approved sample, specification, artwork and packing form the repeat-order baseline. A later order should reference the same revision or clearly list approved changes before production.
- Retained sample
- Revision code
- Component-change notice
- Re-approval trigger
Complete Ceramic Hob RFQ
A useful request identifies the catalog route or model, quantity, destination country and port, buyer channel, cookware use, plug, voltage, frequency where applicable, packing, OEM scope, evidence request and inspection expectation. Public prices are not shown because the order basis must be defined first.
- Catalog route, model or product URL
- Quantity, with MOQ starting from 1000 PCS
- Country, buyer type, channel and destination port
- Cookware use, cooking-zone direction and buyer-defined sample test
- Plug, voltage, frequency where applicable and label language
- Neutral packing, factory box or OEM artwork requirement
- Model-specific document, inspection and change-control expectations
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