Two whole-lot surplus parcels held in one Leicester warehouse: 8,585 units of ex-distribution JCC commercial lighting at GBP 8,500 ex-VAT, and 97 brand-new sealed HP t530 thin clients at GBP 1,500 ex-VAT. Every line manifested, photographed and published — the opposite of a blind pallet.
UK stock · Leicester. Two whole-lot packages, each sold complete and each priced as one number: the JCC lighting parcel (~8,585 units, GBP 8,500 ex-VAT) and the HP t530 IT lot (97 sealed units, GBP 1,500 ex-VAT). Take either lot on its own or both together — no cherry-picking within a lot, trade only.
Most liquidation stock in the UK is sold on faith. A returns pallet arrives shrink-wrapped with a one-line description, the manifest — if there is one — turns up after payment, and the first honest count happens on your own warehouse floor. The model works for the seller because the unknowns are priced into your side of the deal: the untested returns, the missing accessories, the third of the pallet that goes straight to waste. Experienced surplus buyers budget for that write-off before they bid.
This stock is sold the other way around. Both Leicester lots are documented down to the individual line before any commitment. The JCC lighting parcel is manifested across 125 line items with quantities per code, and the codes themselves are published on this site as browsable per-SKU pages with photographs — you can look up JC94041 or JC88004, see the product, and check the count you would be buying. The HP t530 lot is simpler still: a single-SKU parcel of 97 brand-new, manufacturer-sealed units, specification published, condition uniform by definition. Nothing on either manifest is a grade-unknown return; the lighting is ex-distribution surplus and the thin clients are unopened retail-boxed stock.
Documentation changes the economics in three practical ways. First, you can price your exit before you pay — the manifest is a line-by-line worksheet, not a surprise. Second, there is no sorting cost: stock arrives identified and countable, so it can go to racking, listings or allocation the day it lands rather than after a week of triage. Third, there is no write-off allowance to carry, because there is no mystery layer for it to hide in. Against a blind pallet at a similar headline price, a manifested lot is simply a different asset class.
The two lots also behave differently as trades, which is why they are carried as separate lines. The lighting parcel is a volume play: roughly 8,585 units across track infrastructure, fittings and architectural hardware, predominantly JCC-branded, working out under £1 a unit on average across the parcel. Its exits are trade counters, job-lot resale, spec-matched spares for legacy JCC track systems, and export. The HP lot is a quality play: one modern SKU, sealed and uniform, suited to IT resellers, refurbishers and fleet deployments. A buyer can take the line that fits their book — or take both and clear the warehouse position in one transaction.
Both are single-decision purchases. There is no auction cycle, no per-line negotiation and no waiting to learn what you actually won: one price per lot, one collection, one set of paperwork. For a surplus trader that compresses the deal from weeks of bidding into a manifest review and a decision.
Each lot is sold complete at its own price. Full detail sits on the category pages; manifests are downloadable below.
125 manifested line items: track connectors and feeder plugs (12 infrastructure SKUs), downlights, spotlights and floodlights (63 fittings SKUs), ceiling plates and suspension kits (10 hardware SKUs). Ex-distribution surplus, predominantly JCC brand.
Whole lot · trade only
View the lighting parcelBrand-new, manufacturer-sealed HP t530 thin clients (part 7FQ52UT#ABA) — Windows 10 IoT Enterprise, AMD GX-215JJ dual-core APU, 4GB DDR4, fanless. Averaging about GBP 15.46 per unit across the lot. Single-SKU, uniform condition.
Whole lot · trade only
View the IT equipment lotReal codes, real counts — a cross-section from the two manifests. The full per-SKU breakdowns are in the PDFs below.
Per-SKU quantities, whole-lot pricing (GBP 8,500 and GBP 1,500 ex-VAT respectively) and condition notes. Each parcel is sold as one lot.
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 to plan collection; firm dispatch dates are confirmed once release completes. First qualified buyer with documentation in order takes each lot.
Tell us which lot — or both — and we will send the manifests, photographs and source documentation the same day. Then it is your worksheet, your numbers, your call.