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Pest Control
Devices

A mosquito killer lamp earns its shelf space twice: once when the UV tube draws the insect, and again when the compliance file clears customs. These workshops build electric bug zappers and insect-control devices — indoor ABS-body units and IPX4 waterproof metal-grid outdoor models, with high-output UV tubes, fire-retardant housings and shock-safe grids. Because the product is electrical and the claim is pesticidal, the paperwork decides the market: ask for the CE / RoHS reports for Europe, the EPA establishment number behind any US “kills mosquitoes” claim, and who actually holds the patent when a listing says patented — a glowing product shot without those three is a container that never leaves port.

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Foshan · Est. 2005

Ruimeijia Pest Control

Electric mosquito killer lamps (IKO-918AE/BE) from Lunjiao, Shunde, Foshan, Guangdong (USCC 914406067820421408, registered November 2005; registry-matched 2026-09-01: active status, mosquito and pest-control device manufacturing and goods import/export in the registered scope, RMB 4.6 million of the 5 million registered capital paid in). MOQ 499 pieces, sampling 7 days, production 15 days (stated; the two lead times are bare numbers on the application and read as days). Registry data shows 12 social-insurance contributors against a stated headcount of 50–100. Across 21 years the company has traded under four names (building materials → garden machinery → environmental technology), and its two lawsuit records are as the enforcing creditor in a won-and-enforced payment claim — not a default. ISO 9001, SGS, FDA, CE and REACH were declared but no documents were sighted; the claimed European and American invention patents are unverified and not restated here.

499 pcMOQ (stated)

7 dSampling (stated)

15 dProduction (stated)

2005Registered (registry)

Bug Zappers IPX4 Outdoor OEM/ODM