HS Code for Gas range

Gas ranges are classified under HS code 7321.11, which covers domestic cooking appliances and plate warmers made of iron or steel that utilize gas fuel. This classification is based on the material of construction and the intended use of the product within a household setting. The heading 7321 is specifically for non-electric domestic appliances. Subheading 7321.11 is designated for those that operate on gas or both gas and other fuels (excluding electricity). The classification process involves identifying the primary energy source and the physical composition of the appliance. For a product to fall under this code, it must be designed for domestic use; commercial-grade cooking equipment, which may have similar functions but different construction standards and capacities, is typically excluded. The code includes the entire unit, such as the burners, the oven compartment, and the frame, provided the primary material is iron or steel. If the range uses electricity for cooking (even if it has gas burners), it may move to heading 8516.

Products Included

• Domestic gas stoves with integrated ovens
• Gas-fired cooking ranges for household use
• Portable gas camping stoves
• Gas-fueled plate warmers for domestic use
• Combined gas and wood-burning domestic stoves

Common Misclassification

Gas ranges are frequently confused with HS code 8419.81, which covers commercial cooking equipment. The distinction is based on the "domestic" vs. "non-domestic" nature of the appliance. Another common error is HS code 7321.12, which is for appliances using liquid fuel (like oil or kerosene) rather than gas. Additionally, if the range is primarily electric, it must be classified under 8516.60.

FAQ

What is the HS code for gas range?

The HS code for domestic gas ranges made of iron or steel is 7321.11.

Does this code include industrial kitchen ranges?

No, industrial or commercial gas ranges are typically classified under HS code 8419.81.