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U.S. imports of electric table, desk, bedside & floor-standing luminaires (non-led) (HS 940529) totaled $27.1M in April 2026, traded with 60 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataPortable electric luminaires not designed exclusively for LED sources — including incandescent, halogen, and CFL-compatible table, desk, bedside, and floor lamps — are classified here rather than under the parallel LED heading 940521. China remains the primary supplier, with Cambodia and India also contributing meaningfully to US import volumes. The heading's 10-digit lines mirror the LED structure, distinguishing household from non-household use and separating brass-bodied (9405294010/9405294020), base-metal (9405296010/9405296020), and other-material (9405298010/9405298020) variants, so the same material-identification discipline applies as for LED equivalents.
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Classification turns on the fixture's design intent, not the bulb included in the shipment. If the socket and circuitry are compatible with non-LED sources, CBP will typically classify the fixture under 940529 rather than the LED-exclusive heading 940521. Importers should retain engineering specifications confirming socket compatibility to support the declared classification.
French-origin entries under this heading tend to be higher-end decorative luminaires from established design houses, often featuring artisan materials such as hand-blown glass or specialty metals. These products frequently enter at higher unit values and may be subject to different duty treatment than mass-market equivalents from Asia-Pacific sources.
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