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HTS code for LED desk lamp: facts to check before import

Planning Use only. Broker review required for Entry Use.

An LED desk lamp can be a simple plug-in lamp, a rechargeable lamp, a clamp lamp, a lamp with wireless charging, a lamp with USB ports, or a kit with adapter and cable. That makes the product facts important.

The file should show power source, LED module, materials, base, adjustable arm, adapter, battery, and any electronic extras.

quick answer

For an LED desk lamp, use the lookup result for Planning Use until light source, power supply, battery, adapter, materials, wireless charging or USB features, origin, supplier code, Missing Facts, Authority Sources, and Broker review status are documented. Do not use the result as Entry Use classification.

The review should cover the whole lamp, not the LED light alone.

facts to collect for an LED desk lamp

Collect:

Product name and invoice description.
Photos of lamp, base, shade, arm, adapter, ports, label, packaging, and accessories.
Power source: plug-in, USB-powered, rechargeable, battery, or adapter.
LED module details, wattage, voltage, brightness, and color-temperature settings.
Materials for base, arm, shade, and housing.
Whether wireless charging, USB ports, clock, display, touch controls, or dimmer are included.
Whether adapter, cable, clamp, remote, manual, or mounting parts are included.
Country of origin and production support.
Supplier HS or HTS code.
Product page, spec sheet, test report, or bill of materials.

If the lamp has wireless charging, the file should say that clearly.

missing facts

Mark the record incomplete when:

Power source is unclear.
Adapter or cable contents are missing.
Wireless charging or USB function is not documented.
Material facts are missing.
Supplier code is unsupported.
Origin is assumed.
Similar CBP rulings have not been checked.
Section 301 or other duty-stack exposure has not been reviewed.

These gaps can change the review from a simple lamp to a more complex electronics file.

authority sources

Use official sources:

USITC gives the tariff text. CROSS can help compare lamps, LED lighting, power adapters, and multi-function lighting products.

what TariffCase should produce

TariffCase should produce a Planning Use record with lamp function, power facts, material notes, electronic features, kit contents, supplier code, HTS Candidate, Missing Facts, Authority Sources, and Broker review status.

That record gives the reviewer the product as shipped, not a vague lamp name.

lamp plus electronics

Desk lamps often include extras that change the product story: USB charging ports, wireless charging pads, clocks, touch controls, displays, rechargeable batteries, or detachable adapters. List those features separately from the lighting function so the review is not built on the word "lamp" alone. The adapter and battery facts should match the shipped model.

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questions importers ask

Does wireless charging matter?

Yes. It should be documented as an electronic feature before review.

Does the adapter matter?

List the adapter, cable, and power source in the record.

What if the lamp is rechargeable?

Battery details should be attached to the planning file.

What detail is easy to miss?

Check power source, LED module, dimmer, wireless charging pad, USB port, battery, clamp, and stand material. The lamp should be reviewed as shipped, not by its light source alone.

planning boundary

This LED desk lamp HTS page is a planning artifact. It is not an Entry Use classification, not a binding ruling, and not a legal opinion. The importer remains responsible for reasonable care and must obtain broker or customs authority review before filing.

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