8415 - Air conditioning machines, comprising a motor-driven fan and elements for changing the temperature and humidity, including those machines in which the humidity cannot be separately regulated; parts thereof:
Sub-classifications
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8415 1030
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8415 1030 40
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8415 1030 80
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8415 2000 00
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8415 8101 10
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8415 8101 20
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8415 8101 30
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8415 8201 05
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8415 8201 10
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8415 8201 15
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8415 8201 20
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8415 8201 30
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8415 8201 35
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8415 8201 40
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8415 8201 60
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8415 8300
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8415 8300 50
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8415 8300 60
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8415 8300 70
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8415 90
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8415 9040 00
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8415 9080
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8415 9080 25
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8415 9080 45
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8415 9080 65
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8415 9080 85
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Overview
This HTS category, 8415, encompasses air conditioning machines designed for temperature and humidity control. These machines inherently include a motor-driven fan to circulate air and elements that alter its thermal and moisture content. While the core function is climate control, the specific inclusion of "machines in which the humidity cannot be separately regulated" broadens the scope to cover units where humidity adjustment is a byproduct of temperature modification rather than a standalone feature.
Distinguishing this category from its siblings at the chapter level (e.g., Chapter 01 for live animals) is fundamental. Chapter 84, in its entirety, focuses on machinery and mechanical appliances, and 8415 specifically targets those designed for environmental regulation through air conditioning. Unlike other machinery in Chapter 84, the primary purpose here is not industrial processing, power generation, or material manipulation, but rather the creation of a controlled atmospheric environment.
Within HTS 8415, several subcategories provide more granular classification: units designed for fixed installation (window, wall, ceiling, or floor mounted) are distinct from those integrated into vehicles. Furthermore, the classification differentiates between complete air conditioning units (excluding parts) and the individual components or parts that constitute these machines. This hierarchical structure allows for precise identification based on the unit's intended application, installation type, and whether it is a complete assembly or a component.