HS Code for Steel radiator

Steel radiators for central heating are classified under HS code 732219. Heading 7322 is reserved for radiators for central heating, not electrically heated, and parts thereof, of iron or steel. The classification logic splits these products based on the material of construction. Subheading 732211 is dedicated to cast iron radiators, which are manufactured through casting processes. Subheading 732219 covers "other" radiators, which primarily includes those made of steel sheets, plates, or tubes, often referred to as panel or tubular radiators. This code is specific to heating equipment that uses circulated water or steam from a central boiler and explicitly excludes any unit that generates heat through electrical resistance. The classification is determined by the function (central heating), the heating medium (non-electric), and the material (non-cast iron steel).

Products Included

• Steel panel radiators
• Steel tubular radiators
• Sectional steel radiators
• Radiator sections and parts (of steel)
• Convector radiators (non-electric)

Common Misclassification

The most common misclassification for steel radiators is 732211, which is only for cast iron models. Another frequent error is 851621 or 851629, which cover electric space heating apparatus; if the radiator has an internal electric element, it cannot stay in 7322. Additionally, car radiators (for engine cooling) are classified under 870891 and should never be confused with central heating radiators. Finally, towel heaters that are connected to the central heating system belong here, but purely electric towel rails belong in 8516.

FAQ

What is the HS code for steel radiators?

The HS code for non-electric steel radiators used for central heating is 732219.

Are electric radiators included in this code?

No, electric radiators are classified under HS code 8516. HS code 7322 is strictly for radiators that use water or steam heated by a central source.