The YSC21013 LED candle lamp stands 18 cm tall and emits constant warm white light. So, it offers a safe alternative to wax. In addition, its tear shape suits devotional settings well.
Plus, durable plastic constructs this flameless unit. It uses three AG10 batteries to power the light. And, CE and RoHS certifications ensure export compliance.
Also, churches and temples use this design. The 6.5 cm width fits altars perfectly. Furthermore, it works in memorial halls and prayer rooms.
Yashen Arts accepts OEM and ODM orders for this model. Packing includes 216 pieces per carton. Carton dimensions measure 80 x 40 x 67 cm.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the dimensions and form factor of the YSC21013 Tear LED Candle?
The YSC21013 measures Ø 6.5 × 18 cm in a tall, tear-shaped profile made of durable plastic. The 18 cm height suits altar placement, memorial tables, and standalone devotional displays. The tear shape is a classic form recognized in religious and memorial contexts.
How is the candle powered and does it generate heat or flame?
It runs on 3 × AG10 batteries and produces no flame, smoke, or heat. The LED emits a constant warm white light rather than a flickering effect, giving a steady, calm glow. This makes it safe for continuous indoor use in churches, temples, memorial halls, and prayer rooms.
What certifications does this model carry and what is the light output?
The YSC21013 is CE and RoHS certified for export compliance. The light output is a constant warm white LED with no flickering, designed for devotional and memorial environments where a consistent, respectful illumination is required. For specific lumen values or color-temperature tolerances, contact our sales team with your specifications.
What is the standard export packaging configuration?
Each carton holds 216 units with outer dimensions of 80 × 40 × 67 cm, configured for wholesale and container shipments. For custom retail packaging, private-label cartons, or different per-carton quantities, contact our sales team with your specifications.
