JWC Star Light Enterprise: lighting and wiring installer, Perai, Penang

JWC Star Light Enterprise is a lighting and electrical installer in Perai, on the Penang mainland. Its Google Maps listing gives an apartment block in Taman Perai Utama, with no unit number. We found no website or Facebook page for it. What it does comes from the photos on its Maps listing and its customers’ reviews.

JWC Star Light Enterprise — Perai, Penang

Lighting and electrical installer listed at an apartment block in Taman Perai Utama, Perai. Its Google Maps photos show house wiring and lighting jobs in renovated homes (surface conduit and cable drops in an empty room, downlights, pendant and wall lights, cabinet strip lights, ceiling fans) and lights and fans in a shop and a workshop. All the reviews we could read date from October 2024.

Address

Pangsapuri (apartment block), Taman Perai Utama, 13600 Perai, Pulau Pinang (Google Maps; no unit number is listed)

Phone

016-480 2638 (Google Maps)

WhatsApp

+60164802638

Hours

Google Maps lists Monday to Saturday 9am to 6pm, closed on Sunday (13 October 2026). The work is on site and the address is an apartment block; call or WhatsApp rather than visit.

Products and business

Lighting and electrical installation. Google Maps classes it as an electronic engineering service. Photos posted by the business, several stamped "JWC STAR LIGHT ENTERPRISE", show an empty, unfurnished room with surface conduit runs across the ceiling and cable drops for new lighting points; a renovated terrace house with recessed downlights and pendant lights being fitted (a worker up a ladder); a stairwell wall light, a bathroom ceiling light, a bedroom with a backlit headboard, kitchen under-cabinet lights above a row of sockets, a study or bedroom with a built-in desk, lit shelves, cabinet strip lights and a ceiling fan; and a tyre workshop with a ceiling fan and tube lights. A customer photo shows a ceiling fan and LED tube lights in a clothing shop. Reviewers praise fast response, neat work and fair prices; none names a specific job.

Service area

Not stated. The listing is in Perai; the photos don't say where the jobs were.

Company

CTOS lists a business registered in Penang under exactly this name, JWC STAR LIGHT ENTERPRISE (PG0381721V / 201503346954), commenced 14 December 2015, business type "electrical, beauty product, accessories, food and beverage". Not confirmed: matched by name and state only.

Registers

We found 016-480 2638 and the business name in none of Suruhanjaya Tenaga's public registers of electrical contractors and competent persons (snapshot of 6 Oct 2026), and no CIDB contractor of this name. For wiring or DB work, ask which registered wireman will do and sign off the job.

Facebook groups

We found 016-480 2638 in none of the Malaysian electrical Facebook group posts we have collected (2026). Facebook page search found no page for the business, and a Yahoo search for the number found nothing.

Reviews

5.0 from 13 Google reviews (13 October 2026). The nine reviews we could read were all posted between 1 and 13 October 2024, six of them on 1 and 2 October, and the business replied to the ones shown on its Maps page. A cluster like this is a weak signal.

Recent activity

The newest review is from 13 October 2024 and the photos are undated, so we found nothing newer than October 2024. The listing was still marked as operating in October 2026; call to check it is still taking jobs.

Sources

• Google Maps listing (address, phone, hours, pin, rating, reviews, photos)
• CTOS business profile for JWC STAR LIGHT ENTERPRISE (registration number, commencement date, business type; matched by name and state)
• Suruhanjaya Tenaga electrical contractor and competent-person registers (snapshot; no match by phone or name)

What work it does

Most of the photos were posted by the business, several stamped with its name. They show lighting and wiring work in homes:

• an empty, unfurnished room with surface conduit runs across the ceiling and cables hanging down for new lighting points, with coils of cable and lengths of conduit on the floor
• a renovated terrace house with recessed downlights along the ceiling and pendant lights over the kitchen counter, with a worker up a ladder
• a wall light on a stairwell landing, a bathroom ceiling light, and a bedroom with a backlit headboard
• kitchen under-cabinet lights above a row of sockets, and a study or bedroom with a built-in desk, lit shelves, cabinet strip lights and a ceiling fan

Two photos are of business premises: a tyre workshop with a ceiling fan and tube lights (posted by the business) and a clothing shop with a ceiling fan and LED tube lights (a customer’s photo).

The reviews praise fast response, neat work (“exquisite craftsmanship”) and fair prices, but none says what job was done. Google classes the business as an electronic engineering service. We saw no DB box or breaker work in its photos, so for a DB change or a tripping fault, ask whether it takes that kind of job.

Registers and Facebook groups

We found its phone number and name in none of Suruhanjaya Tenaga’s public registers of electrical contractors and competent persons (snapshot of 6 October 2026), and no CIDB contractor of that name. For new wiring or DB work, ask which registered wireman will do and sign off the job. We also found its number in none of the Malaysian electrical Facebook group posts we have collected (2026).

CTOS lists a business registered in Penang under exactly this name in December 2015, with the business types “electrical, beauty product, accessories, food and beverage”. We matched it by name and state only.

Reviews and how recent

Google shows 5.0 from 13 reviews (13 October 2026). The nine we could read were all posted between 1 and 13 October 2024, six of them on 1 and 2 October, and the business replied to the ones shown on its Maps page. A cluster of short reviews within two weeks is a weak signal, so don’t read much into the rating.

The photos are undated, and we found nothing newer than those October 2024 reviews. Google Maps still showed the listing as operating in October 2026, but check that it is still taking jobs when you call.

Contact

Call or WhatsApp 016-480 2638. Google Maps lists it as open Monday to Saturday, 9am to 6pm, and closed on Sunday. The work is on site and the listed address is an apartment block, so call rather than visit.

For background, see how to hire an electrician in Malaysia, house wiring prices and upgrading a DB box. For parts nearby, Thye Huat, a hardware and DIY shop with electrical items on Jalan Perai, Taman Inderawasih, is about 500 m away, and the electrical shops on Jalan Gan Chai Leng, such as Chai Leng Park Electrical and Weng Hock Electrical Trading, are about 1.3 km away.