Overview
Sector 19 covers the component layer beneath the panel: discrete semiconductors, integrated circuits and microcontrollers, passive components, connectors and interconnect, electromechanical and board-level switching, circuit protection, optoelectronics and display components, component-level sensors and transducers, board-level power conversion, RF and antenna components, embedded and prototyping hardware, thermal management and enclosures, electronic wire and cable assemblies, and ESD control, soldering and production consumables.
The sector is classified attribute-led. Classification terminates at component type and functional variant; value, package, tolerance and rating are carried as attributes rather than as further levels of the tree. This is what makes a component catalogue searchable by specification — a buyer filters to 100 nF, 0603, X7R, 50 V rather than navigating four more levels of menu.
Structure
| Level | What it holds | Count |
|---|---|---|
| L1 | The sector itself | 1 |
| L2 | Primary branches | 14 |
| L3 | Groups within a branch | 46 |
| L4 | Families within a group | 107 |
| L5 | Leaf categories — the level a product is classified to | 415 |
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Principal branches
All L2 branches
- Semiconductors — Discrete
- Integrated Circuits & Microcontrollers
- Passive Components
- Connectors & Interconnect
- Electromechanical & Board-Level Switching
- Circuit Protection Components
- Optoelectronics & Display Components
- Sensors & Transducers (Component Level)
- Power Components & Conversion (Board Level)
- RF, Wireless & Antenna Components
- Embedded, Development & Prototyping
- Thermal Management, Enclosures & Electronic Hardware
- Electronic Wire, Cable & Interconnect Assemblies
- ESD Control, Soldering & Production Consumables
How this sector is supplied
Where ERAM supplies from this sector, it does so on the same basis as every other: authorised product, documentation issued with the order, and technical support from people who work in the category. Where a line is not held, we will say so rather than quote a lead time we cannot meet. See authorised supply for what that means in practice.
Catalogue listing and availability
Classification does not constitute a stocking or distribution commitment. A category appearing in the catalogue means ERAM classifies and can quote it — not that every item is held on the shelf. Three things can be true of a listed item:
- In stockHeld and shipped from stockFast-moving lines carried at one or more of our six locations, available for collection or scheduled delivery.
- To orderCatalogue line, ordered inListed and priced, but not always on the shelf. Ordered against your requirement, with a lead time confirmed before you commit.
- Made to specificationConfigured or manufactured to your dataMany B2B materials are cut, sized, coated or configured to the job. These are quoted against a specification or a bill of quantities, and made after the order.
We will tell you which of the three applies before you order, rather than quote a lead time we cannot meet. Send a specification or a bill of quantities and we will confirm availability line by line. See how we classify availability, request a quotation or project supply.
Electronics & Components — frequently asked
Answers to what buyers most often ask before ordering from this sector.
Does ERAM Group supply electronics and components products in Kosovo?
Yes. Electronics & Components is Sector 19 of the ERAM Master Taxonomy, and ERAM supplies it to contractors, installers, specifiers and trade counters across the Republic of Kosovo, with delivery from six locations.
Availability differs by item: some lines are held in stock, some are catalogue lines ordered against your requirement, and some are cut, sized or configured to the job. Which of the three applies is confirmed before you order rather than after.
Is everything listed under Electronics & Components held in stock?
No, and the site does not imply otherwise. Classification does not constitute a stocking or distribution commitment — a category appearing in the catalogue means ERAM classifies and can quote it, not that every item is on the shelf.
Many B2B materials in this sector are made to specification because the dimensions, rating or finish depend on the job. Send a specification or a bill of quantities and availability is confirmed line by line.
What documentation is issued with a electronics and components order?
A VAT invoice and delivery note issued against ERAM Group Ltd., warranty documentation stating who administers the warranty and for how long, declarations of conformity and — where the construction products regime applies — declarations of performance, and technical datasheets for the product actually supplied.
For controlled products, certification is verified before release.
Does ERAM install electronics and components equipment?
No. ERAM is a distributor, not a contractor. Installation and routine maintenance are arranged by the customer’s own qualified installer.
ERAM provides warranty service, in-country spare-parts support and technical assistance with specification and sizing for the brands it distributes.
How do I get a price for electronics and components products?
Trade pricing is applied automatically once you hold an ERAM Pro account, on every channel — online, at the counter and through your account manager. Without an account, prices are quoted on enquiry.
For project work, send a bill of quantities and ERAM will price it line by line and confirm lead times against each. See request a quotation or open a trade account.
Have a requirement in this sector?
Send the specification or a bill of quantities. The team will confirm what is available, what can be sourced, and what is outside our current scope.