An ex-distribution clearance parcel priced to trade through.

Branded stock, clearance entry, multiple exits.

Liquidation buying comes down to three questions: what does it cost in, how many ways can it go out, and how much handling sits in between. This parcel answers all three cleanly. Cost in: one lot price of £2,000 + VAT for approximately 8,585 units, with no auction fees and no per-line negotiation, because the lot sells as one package. Handling: one delivery from a single warehouse in Leicester, with a per-SKU manifest supplied up front so the stock can be listed or allocated before it is even moved.

Ways out is where the parcel earns its keep. The stock is predominantly JCC Lighting — a recognised UK trade brand with a searchable back-catalogue of codes — which gives a reseller several distinct channels rather than one. High-count single lines (666 Fireguard downlights (JCC's fire-rated range), 583 track feeder plugs, 420 Mini LV endcaps) suit trade-counter and eBay job-lot listings where quantity depth keeps a listing alive for months. Discontinued track infrastructure — connectors, feeders, endcaps for JCC 1- and 3-circuit and Mini LV systems — sells as spec-matched spares into a maintenance market that has no current-catalogue alternative, which is the classic low-competition, search-driven surplus play. And the mixed fittings body — downlights, spotlights and floodlights across the Ultimo, Tosca, Enza and Aztek ranges — moves as pallet lots to exporters and secondary wholesalers, including markets that still run the legacy circuit systems this hardware was built for.

Because individual codes are already documented on this site with photographs, a buyer inherits stock that is identified, countable and listable from day one — no mystery-pallet sorting, no unmanifested overage to write off. For an online reseller that matters more than it sounds: listings can be drafted from the manifest and the existing per-SKU photography while the stock is still in Leicester, so the parcel starts selling before it lands in your unit. For an exporter, the same manifest is the packing-list backbone for a container or groupage booking, and export removals from the UK may be zero-rated for VAT on valid evidence.

The manifest is the deal: check it line by line below before committing to anything. If the mix fits your book, the whole lot is a one-signature transaction — no auction cycle, no lot-by-lot bidding, no waiting to see what you actually won.

The highest-count lines in the manifest.

Quantity depth is what keeps a wholesale listing supplied. A sample of the deepest of the 125 line items, per the manifest.

JC94041

Fireguard Range Matrix low-energy fire-rated downlight 11W, brushed nickel — 666 units

JC88004

3-circuit track feeder plug, black — 583 units

JC15115

Mini LV track range endcap, white — 420 units

JC14096

Drop rod suspension kit (1219mm), black, without pole — 336 units

JC88010

3-circuit track ‘T’ connector, left side, black — 282 units

JC15104

Enza Range low-voltage track fitting, single spotlight with short stem, chrome — 256 units

JC88001

Pro System mains track, white — 220 units

JC15121

Mini LV track pre-wired live feed with 1.0m cable for remote transformer, white — 216 units

JC87008

Ultimo Mini Range single recessed ceiling plate — 212 units

JC87019

Ultimo fixed downlight SON, silver — 197 units

JCC Lighting Stock Manifest ↓

Full per-SKU quantity breakdown across the lighting categories and infrastructure compatibility notes. Sold as one lot.

Single-decision purchase; documentation first.

The lot is held ex-warehouse Leicester, UK. We arrange the freight from Leicester: your freight invoice is emailed within 24 hours of purchase, and delivery to your UK address is booked once it is paid. It moves as a palletised delivery. If you would rather collect from Leicester yourself, tell us after purchase and no freight invoice is sent. 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 exports removed 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: dispatch timing is subject to final warehouse release formalities currently in progress. Enquiries are welcome now; firm dispatch dates are confirmed once release completes. First qualified buyer with documentation in order takes the lot.

Request the manifest, run your numbers.

One lot, one price, full documentation up front. Ask for the trade manifest and photographs, or open a conversation about delivery from Leicester.

Buy the JCC lighting lot — £2,400 inc. VAT →

£2,000 + £400 VAT (20%), whole-lot price. Secure card checkout by Stripe in British pounds; VAT invoice issued (VAT GB 506426996). We arrange delivery from Leicester: your freight invoice is emailed within 24 hours of purchase, and delivery is booked once it is paid, or you can collect from Leicester yourself. Exporting outside the UK? Enquire first for zero-rating.

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Questions buyers ask.

What is the resale logic on a whole-lot buy?

One decision covers 125 manifested lines. Counter sales, online listings and spares demand for discontinued JCC codes each clear different parts of the mix — the manifest lets you price that before committing.

Is the stock manifested?

Yes. Every line is documented in a per-SKU trade manifest with photographs and source documentation, supplied before any commitment. There are no blind pallets in either parcel.

Can I buy individual lines from the parcel?

No. Each parcel is sold as one whole lot to one buyer (or a syndicate you assemble). The per-SKU pages document the contents for reference — they are not individual listings.

How does VAT work on the sale?

The sale is VAT-registered, so UK supply adds VAT at the standard rate on top of the ex-VAT lot price. VAT-registered businesses reclaim it in the normal way.