Find HS Code and trade information for power cable

Here is the structured classification and tariff information for the power cable product based on the provided HS codes:

✅ HS CODE: 8544429010

Product Description:
- Power cables, including but not limited to:
- Home appliance power cords
- Computer power cords
- TV power cords
- Workshop power cords
- Extension cords
- Power cords with switches
- Construction site power cords
- Office power cords

Tariff Information:
- Base Tariff Rate: 2.6%
- Additional Tariff (General): 25.0%
- Special Tariff (After April 11, 2025): 30.0%
- Total Tax Rate: 57.6%

Key Notes:
- This code applies to insulated wires and cables with connectors, specifically extension cords as defined in statistical note 6.
- Voltage must not exceed 1000V.
- Proactive Advice: Confirm the voltage and whether the cable includes a connector. Ensure compliance with any required certifications (e.g., CE, RoHS).

✅ HS CODE: 8544110020

Product Description:
- Insulated wires (not exceeding diameter limits)
- Not classified under other more specific codes

Tariff Information:
- Base Tariff Rate: 3.5%
- Additional Tariff (General): 25.0%
- Special Tariff (After April 11, 2025): 30.0%
- Total Tax Rate: 58.5%

Key Notes:
- This code is for general insulated wires, not extension cords.
- Proactive Advice: Verify the wire’s diameter and purpose (e.g., is it used as an extension cord or for internal wiring?). Ensure proper documentation for customs clearance.

✅ HS CODE: 8415908085

Product Description:
- Power cables used as parts of air conditioners
- Classified under parts of other machinery (air conditioners)

Tariff Information:
- Base Tariff Rate: 1.4%
- Additional Tariff (General): 7.5%
- Special Tariff (After April 11, 2025): 30.0%
- Additional Tariff on Steel/Aluminum Products: 50.0%
- Total Tax Rate: 88.9%

Key Notes:
- This code is specific to parts of air conditioners, so it only applies if the power cable is intended for use as a component of an air conditioner.
- Proactive Advice: Confirm the product is indeed a part of an air conditioner and not a standalone power cable. Be aware of the high additional tariffs on steel and aluminum products if applicable.

📌 Summary of Actions for Importers:

• Verify the product’s intended use (e.g., extension cord, internal wiring, or air conditioner part).
• Check the voltage and connector type to determine the correct HS code.
• Confirm material composition (e.g., steel or aluminum) to assess additional tariffs.
• Review required certifications (e.g., CE, RoHS) for compliance.
• Be aware of the April 11, 2025, tariff increase and plan accordingly.

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