HS Code for LED/OLED Televisions
The HS Code for led/oled televisions is 852872. The MFN duty rate for importing to the US is 3.9%.
| HS Code (6-digit) | 852872 |
|---|---|
| US HTS (10-digit) | 8528720000 |
| EU CN Code (8-digit) | 85287200 |
| US Duty Rate (MFN) | 3.9% |
| EU Duty Rate (MFN) | 14% |
| Chapter | 85 |
| Heading | 8528 |
| Last Updated | 2026-05 |
Description
Reception apparatus for television, colour, with LCD/LED/OLED display
HS Code 852872 covers color television reception apparatus with LCD, LED, or OLED displays, subject to a US MFN duty rate of 3.9%.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the specific packaging requirements for shipping LED/OLED televisions under HTS 852872 to prevent damage and comply with carrier rules?
LED/OLED televisions must be shipped in their original manufacturer's carton, which is specifically designed with high-density foam corner blocks and stiff cardboard to protect the fragile screen and thin profile. This original packaging is often a requirement for carrier insurance claims. Additionally, the outer shipping box should clearly display mandatory "Fragile" and "This Side Up" markings to ensure proper handling.
What are the specific import licensing requirements for LED/OLED televisions under HTS 852872 into Brazil?
Importing televisions into Brazil requires an Import License (LI) from SISCOMEX and prior approval from ANATEL, the telecommunications regulator. The ANATEL certification is mandatory for all television reception apparatus to ensure compliance with Brazilian technical and safety standards before customs clearance.
Does the specific display technology (LCD vs. LED vs. OLED) change the classification under HTS 852872?
No, for this heading, the specific display panel technology (LCD, LED-backlit LCD, or OLED) does not change the classification. HTS 852872 specifically covers color television reception apparatus with flat panel LCD/LED/OLED displays, grouping them together regardless of the precise illumination or pixel technology.
Country Restrictions for LED/OLED Television Imports
The primary country-specific restriction for importing televisions is the FCC Part 15 certification, required for all electronic devices that emit radio frequency energy sold in the United States. Canada has a similar requirement under Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) standards. The European Union mandates CE marking, including compliance with the RoHS Directive (2011/65/EU) and the Radio Equipment Directive (RED 2014/53/EU). Many countries, including those in the GCC and China, may also require country-specific safety and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) approvals prior to customs clearance. Importers must verify these regulations with local authorities, as missing certifications are a common cause for shipment delays or rejections.
Common Classification Mistakes for LED/OLED TVs
A frequent error is misclassifying televisions that have a built-in DVD/Blu-ray player. The entire unit should be classified under 8528.72 as the TV function determines the essential character, not under 8521 for video players. Ensure the screen size is measured diagonally in inches to confirm it falls under this code (typically for screens > 52 cm). Also, do not confuse this with projection TVs (8528.62) or computer monitors (8528.52), which have separate headings.
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