8504.40.95.20 - With a power output exceeding 50 W but not exceeding 150 W 🖩

This HTS classification, 8504.40.95.20, covers static converters specifically designed as rectifiers and power supplies that fall within a defined power output range. These are electrical devices that convert alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC) and are engineered to deliver a power output greater than 50 watts (W) but not exceeding 150 watts (W). Examples include power adapters for consumer electronics, power supplies for small industrial equipment, or internal power modules for various electronic systems, provided they meet the specified power output criteria.

The key differentiator for this category lies in its precise power output specification. It is distinct from sibling category 8504.40.95.10, which is for power supplies with an output not exceeding 50 W, and from 8504.40.95.30, which covers those exceeding 150 W but not exceeding 500 W. This precise wattage range is crucial for accurate classification and tariff application, reflecting different potential uses and complexities of the power conversion circuitry. The remaining sibling category, 8504.40.95.40, serves as a residual category for other types of rectifiers and rectifying apparatus not specifically covered by the defined power output ranges.

As a leaf node within the HTS structure, this classification does not have further subcategories. This means that any rectifier and rectifying apparatus power supply meeting the criteria of being a static converter with an output exceeding 50 W but not exceeding 150 W will be classified directly under this code, assuming it doesn't fall into any other more specific provision not detailed here. The focus for classification at this level is solely on the function as a rectifier power supply and its specified power output.