4L Air Fryer Wholesale: What 1200W and a Window Change
4L Air Fryer Wholesale: What 1200W and a Window Change
The UAHAF38 ERP lists six units per carton but repeats the single-pack dimensions as the master-carton size, so landed freight cannot be calculated until a master-carton drawing is issued. The published tier spread is $0.43, from $14.32 at 500 units to $13.89 at 3,000. A 4L air fryer is a compact hot-air cooker; UAHAF38 adds 1200W touch control and a viewing window.
// 01 — Key takeaways
Compact capacity paired with a 300 × 235 × 286 mm product body.
Catalogue-rated input paired with the 4L chamber and touch-control system.
Adjustable temperature range with a listed 60-minute timer.
Published unit pricing runs from $14.32 to $13.89 as quantity rises.
The Air Fryers China Trust Center documents the Guilin manufacturing operation behind UAHAF38.
// 02 — Capacity
What size air fryer do buyers actually need?
A buyer should treat 4L as an assortment position, not a promise about serving count. UAHAF38 is the compact choice in this catalogue comparison. The basket’s usable area, food spacing, and target recipe set decide whether that position matches the retail brief.
Usable area matters more than the litre label
Capacity tells a buyer the nominal chamber volume. It does not state how much food can sit in one layer. Basket geometry affects airflow around food, while tall loads can occupy litres without creating useful cooking area. Put a basket drawing, internal dimensions, and target food load on the sample review rather than relying on “4L” alone.
The USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service says overcrowding can restrict air circulation and lead to uneven cooking. That makes a realistic load demonstration more useful than a vague family-size label.
1200W belongs in context
UAHAF38 pairs a 1200W rating with its 4L chamber. Wattage is electrical input, not a direct claim for speed or browning. Air path, heater control, food load, and the selected temperature all influence the result. A sound RFQ evaluates the 1200W figure beside chamber size, temperature range, control logic, and intended recipes.
// 03 — Specifications
Which UAHAF38 specifications belong in the RFQ?
The RFQ should lock the model code, capacity, power, voltage, frequency, temperature range, timer, materials, protection feature, and control type. For UAHAF38, those fields define the quoted appliance more clearly than a long feature list or a lifestyle description.
UAHAF38 specification sheet
Rev. 2026.08
| Specification | UAHAF38 catalogue value | Why it matters to the buyer |
|---|---|---|
| Capacity | 4L | Positions the model in a compact assortment tier. |
| Rated power | 1200W | Sets the electrical load used in labels and market review. |
| Rated voltage | 110–127V~ or 220–240V~ | Requires a market-specific build on the purchase order. |
| Rated frequency | 50/60Hz | Matches the destination electrical system. |
| Temperature range | 80–200°C / 175–395°F | Defines the selectable cooking range. |
| Timer | 60 minutes | Sets the longest listed timed cycle. |
| Material | ABS + cold rolled sheet + PTFE | Identifies housing, structure, and pot-coating materials. |
| Control and view | Touch control + visible window | Creates the user interface and the shelf-facing feature. |
| Protection | Overheating protection | Belongs in the functional and compliance review. |
These are current catalogue values. The final specification sheet should carry the chosen voltage, plug, artwork, and destination-market file for the production variant.
Electrical configuration starts with the market
The record lists two voltage bands, not one universal build: 110–127V~ and 220–240V~. The RFQ therefore needs a country or sales region before tooling, cord, plug, rating label, and manual language can be settled. Frequency is listed as 50/60Hz, but the exact ordered variant still belongs on the PO.
The window, controls, and pot form one user system
The viewing window is most useful when the touch panel and 60-minute timer make the state clear. The removable pot uses a non-stick PTFE coating. A buyer should inspect window clarity, basket removal, control response, and coating finish together because consumers experience those parts in the same cooking cycle.
// 04 — Comparison
How does UAHAF38 compare with larger models?
UAHAF38 is the smallest and lowest-priced model in this three-SKU catalogue view. UAHAF27 increases capacity to 7L and UAHAF2 to 10L; both use 1500W. The choice turns on assortment capacity, timer requirement, countertop space, and target opening price.
Three directly fetched catalogue records
| Model | Capacity | Rated power | Listed timer | Entry price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UAHAF38 | 4L | 1200W | 60 minutes | $14.32/unit at 500 |
| UAHAF27 | 7L | 1500W | 30 minutes | $18.29/unit at 500 |
| UAHAF2 | 10L | 1500W | 60 minutes | $22.50/unit at 1,220 |
Every sibling figure above comes from a direct SKU fetch, including its quantity tier. The prices are not normalized to a common order size, so the table compares published entry points rather than claiming a like-for-like landed-cost contest.
Separate capacity from electrical input
The 7L and 10L models add chamber volume and use 1500W, while UAHAF38 is 4L at 1200W. The extra 300W does not by itself rank cooking quality. It changes the electrical specification alongside a larger chamber, so the buyer should not treat wattage as a performance score.
Where the window changes the proposition
UAHAF38 gives the compact tier a visible cooking feature. The window lets users watch the cycle without pulling out the pot, which makes the feature easy to demonstrate at retail. Product pages can show that view beside the touch panel, 60-minute timer, and removable pot.
For a window model, the buyer is sourcing two promises at once: controlled hot-air cooking and a clear view of the process.
— Air Fryers China product team
// 05 — Sample review
What should a sample inspection cover?
A sample inspection should turn each catalogue claim into an observable item: control response, timer behavior, temperature selection, window clarity, pot fit, coating finish, airflow, and protection documentation. Record the method and result once, then use that sheet for the production inspection plan.
Run the control and timer sequence
Start from a cold, unplugged unit and record the model code and rating label. Use the designated test supply, set several temperatures within the 80–200°C range, operate the timer, and observe touch response. This sequence shows whether the ordered interface follows the agreed control logic without turning catalogue settings into invented performance data.
Inspect the window and removable pot
View the empty chamber through the window, then load a representative food pattern. Look for distortion, fogging that blocks the view, rough edges, loose trim, basket interference, and coating defects. Remove and reinstall the pot several times. The inspection record should identify the exact observation rather than using a broad “appearance passed” line.
Place safety evidence beside the ordered model record
IEC 60335-2-9:2019 covers household and similar portable cooking appliances used for baking, roasting, and grilling at rated voltages up to 250V. The destination market may add requirements. Keep the applicable evidence identified with the ordered model and its technical file.
// 06 — Commercials
What do MOQ and tier prices mean for UAHAF38?
The published price schedule has four quantity points, from 500 units at $14.32 each to 3,000 at $13.89. It is a product-price ladder, not a landed-cost quote. Artwork, packaging, destination compliance, freight, duties, and order-specific work can change the commercial result.
Published unit-price tiers
| Quantity | Published unit price | Recorded change from opening tier |
|---|---|---|
| 500 units | $14.32 | $0.00 |
| 1,000 units | $14.18 | $0.14 |
| 2,000 units | $14.03 | $0.29 |
| 3,000 units | $13.89 | $0.43 |
The change column reproduces the catalogue tier record. It is a per-unit price difference, not a percentage and not a promise of savings after freight.
Resolve the two MOQ fields in one place
The price schedule opens at 500 units, and the product FAQ also describes 500 as the standard MOQ. A separate packaging field labels 1,000 as “MOQ (standard).” Put one controlling quantity on the quotation and PO. Treat 500 as the published entry tier and 1,000 as a planning field until the chosen private-label scope is stated.
Lead time, Incoterms, and payment
The UAHAF38 record gives a usual production lead time of 15–30 days after sample approval and deposit, depending on quantity and customization. Pricing is quoted FOB China. EXW and CIF are available on request, with standard 30/70 T/T terms. These terms need the named port, destination, currency, and production variant on the formal quote.
// 07 — Logistics
How should packaging data shape the order?
Packaging data should drive the master-carton drawing, freight brief, warehouse plan, and retail pack review. UAHAF38 has useful ERP fields for weight and size, but one carton-dimension relationship needs reconciliation before a buyer calculates container utilization or accepts a freight estimate.
Use the model-specific weights and dimensions
UAHAF38 packing record
ERP extract
| Field | Recorded value | Planning use |
|---|---|---|
| Net weight | 2.4 kg | Product handling and sample comparison. |
| Gross packaged weight | 3 kg | Individual pack and courier planning. |
| Product size | 300 × 235 × 286 mm | Countertop footprint and retail content. |
| Single-pack dimensions | 265 × 260 × 330 mm | Individual packaging record. |
| Units per carton | 6 | Case-pack field involved in the audit below. |
| Master-carton dimensions | 265 × 260 × 330 mm | Conflicts with the six-unit case pack. |
| Carton gross weight | 19 kg | Warehouse and handling brief. |
| CBM per carton | 0.022737 m³ | Catalogue field blocked from freight use by the dimension conflict. |
Why does the ERP carton record block landed freight?
// 08 — Fit
Who is the 4L window model suited to?
UAHAF38 suits a compact, touch-control assortment where the viewing window carries merchandising value and the product footprint fits the shelf plan. It is less suitable when the buyer’s core promise is high batch capacity. In that case, the directly fetched 7L or 10L siblings deserve comparison.
Retail programs built around visibility
A window creates a feature that sales staff can explain without abstract language: the user can watch food during the cycle without opening the pot. Pair that demonstrable feature with the 60-minute timer, touch panel, and compact product format.
Compact countertop assortments
The catalogue lists a 300 × 235 × 286 mm product body and a 2.4 kg net weight. Those fields give the buyer concrete references for shelf layouts, countertop displays, handling comparisons, and retail artwork.
When to move to 7L or 10L
Move the comparison to UAHAF27 when the assortment needs a 7L model with a 30-minute timer, or to UAHAF2 for the 10L tier with a 60-minute timer. Both directly fetched sibling records list 1500W, creating distinct catalogue positions beside the 4L, 1200W UAHAF38.
// 09 — Manufacturing
How does Air Fryers China manufacture UAHAF38?
Guilin Use at Home Technology Co., LTD runs UAHAF38 through assembly, line testing, and packing in Guilin. The Trust Center documents plant-wide capacity of up to 100,000 units per month; it is not a model-specific delivery promise. The order plan links mould control, electrical checks, functional QC, compliance evidence, and a 12-month warranty.
In-house tooling and mould control
Housing, window surround, basket fit, colour, logo position, and panel artwork begin with the ordered product definition. OEM and private-label work keeps those visible parts tied to the approved drawings so the assembled product matches the retail identity.
Heater, fan, and PCBA line checks
Electrical subassemblies are checked for heater, fan, touch-panel, display, and timer operation before final packing. The PCBA identity, control sequence, and rating label stay tied to the ordered bill of materials.
Functional quality control and testing
Line testing covers control response, temperature selection, timer operation, airflow, basket fit, window condition, and the listed overheating-protection function. The inspection plan should name each observation and the agreed method so a production result can be compared with the retained reference.
Compliance names and 12-month warranty
CE and RoHS are among the compliance names the factory builds to; the applicable documents depend on the SKU variant and destination market. UAHAF38 carries a 12-month warranty against manufacturing defects. Certification names are stated here without certificate numbers or unsupported attachments.
// 10 — Documentation
Which food-safety questions belong in the manual?
The manual should explain food spacing, internal-temperature measurement, safe handling, and the limits of visual monitoring. Those instructions help retailers make a useful claim without implying that the window, timer, or 1200W rating can determine whether every food is safely cooked.
Explain why users should avoid overcrowding
The USDA air-fryer guidance says too much food can prevent enough air circulation and lead to uneven cooking. The manual can translate that into a plain instruction: arrange food so air can move around it and cook larger loads in batches. That advice matches how a hot-air appliance works without inventing a fixed portion count.
Make internal temperature the safety decision
Time, colour, and surface crispness are not universal doneness tests. The USDA tells users to follow food instructions and measure safe minimum internal temperature with a food thermometer. A market-specific manual should carry the applicable food-safety language and avoid implying that the appliance display measures the centre of the food.
Describe the window as a monitoring aid
The window lets users observe cooking progress without opening the basket. It may help them notice browning or food movement, but it does not replace turning, spacing, or temperature measurement where a recipe requires those actions. This distinction keeps the feature useful and the claim proportionate.
// 11 — FAQ
Frequently asked wholesale questions
Wholesale buyers repeatedly ask about capacity, the value of the viewing window, rated power, MOQ, lead time, and warranty. The answers below use the current UAHAF38 product and ERP records, with the one MOQ-field mismatch stated once so it can be settled in the quotation.
Is a 4L air fryer large enough for a retail range?
Is a visible window useful on an air fryer?
How many watts does the UAHAF38 use?
What are the UAHAF38 MOQ and price tiers?
What is the lead time and warranty for UAHAF38?
// 12 — Decision
Is UAHAF38 the right wholesale 4L air fryer?
UAHAF38 is a shortlist choice when the range needs a compact 4L model with 1200W, touch control, a viewing window, an 80–200°C range, and a 60-minute timer. The order decision rests on the issued product and packaging records, the intended assortment position, and written commercial terms.
The model’s published ladder gives buyers a concrete starting point from 500 to 3,000 units. The next step is a concise RFQ that names the destination market, branding, packaging language, target quantity, master-carton drawing reference, and required compliance file. That keeps the quote tied to one documented build rather than a generic air fryer description.
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Model UAHAF38
4L, 1200W touch-control air fryer with window
4L · 1200W · 80–200°C · 60-minute timer · removable non-stick PTFE pot
From $13.89/unit at the published 3,000-unit tier
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