Two Leicester job lots built for marketplace selling: 97 brand-new sealed HP t530 thin clients (GBP 1,500 ex-VAT the lot, averaging about £15.46 a unit) and ~8,585 units of discontinued JCC lighting (GBP 8,500 ex-VAT, under £1 a unit average). Every line manifested and photographed — you can draft listings before the stock moves.
UK stock · Leicester. Both parcels are whole-lot bulk packages — the HP t530 line (97 sealed units, GBP 1,500 ex-VAT complete) and the JCC lighting parcel (~8,585 units, GBP 8,500 ex-VAT complete). Lines are documented individually so you can plan listings, but each parcel is supplied as one lot, trade only.
Marketplace selling lives or dies on three sourcing questions: is the stock listable as-described, is there enough depth behind each listing to make the listing worth building, and does anyone actually search for it? These two lots were put on this page because they answer all three — in different ways, which is why they suit different kinds of seller account.
The HP t530 lot is the grade-A play. All 97 units are brand-new and manufacturer-sealed — not refurbished, not customer returns, not "tested working". On a marketplace that distinction is the whole listing: sealed retail-boxed stock supports "New" condition, clean photography and none of the grading caveats that drag on used-IT listings. The units are identical (HP t530 thin client, part 7FQ52UT#ABA — Windows 10 IoT Enterprise, AMD GX-215JJ dual-core APU, 4GB DDR4, fanless, USB-C and dual DisplayPort), so one listing carries the entire lot: photograph one unit, describe one specification, and sell against a 97-deep quantity counter. At GBP 1,500 ex-VAT for the lot the stock averages about £15.46 a unit in — run your own numbers against whatever sealed t530s are fetching on your marketplace this week; we publish our lot price and leave your sell-side maths to you.
The JCC lighting parcel is the long-tail play. Roughly 8,585 units across 125 line items at GBP 8,500 ex-VAT works out under £1 a unit on average, and the interesting part is what those units are: discontinued, brand-name JCC codes. When a range is discontinued, demand does not stop — every building fitted with JCC 1- and 3-circuit or Mini LV track still needs matching connectors, endcaps, feeder plugs and ceiling plates, and a search box is where that maintenance buyer goes looking for part JC88004 or JC15115. That is classic low-competition marketplace territory: buyers searching an exact code against thin current supply, and you holding hundreds of units. Depth is real — 666 of a single Fireguard downlight code, 583 feeder plugs, 420 endcaps, 336 suspension kits — enough to keep code-specific listings supplied for a long season rather than a weekend.
Both lots come with the thing marketplace sellers usually have to build themselves: listing raw material. The lighting parcel is manifested per SKU with quantities, and the codes are already published on this site as individual photo pages — open a code, and you have the product name, the image reference and the count. The t530 lot has a published specification page and unit photography. Practically, that means you can draft your listings from the manifest while the stock is still in Leicester and switch them live when your stock lands.
One boundary worth stating: this page is for unit-flip online sellers — accounts that break a lot into single-unit and small-multiple listings at retail-facing prices. If your model is moving surplus onward in bulk — pallet resale, trade counters, export containers — the UK wholesalers & surplus traders page covers the same lighting parcel from that angle. Same stock, different exit; buy it whichever way your book works.
A sample of manifest lines with real quantity depth — the kind that supports a standing listing rather than a one-off sale.
Browse the published per-SKU photo pages via the lighting parcel and the HP t530 detail page.
Both lots are held ex-warehouse Leicester, UK. Buyers collect or arrange their own freight; shipping can be arranged. Pricing is GBP and the sale is VAT-registered (UK VAT 506 426 996): UK supply adds VAT at the standard rate, reclaimable by VAT-registered buyers, and export removals from the UK may be zero-rated on valid evidence. Title and risk pass on dispatch. Manifests, photographs and source documentation are supplied before commitment — the sale is ‘as is’, on documentary evidence.
Release status: collection timing is subject to final warehouse release formalities currently in progress. Enquiries are welcome now — draft your listings from the manifest in the meantime; firm dispatch dates are confirmed once release completes.
Ask for either manifest — or both — with photographs and source documentation. Check the codes against your marketplace, then take the lot that fits your account.