camper battery

For HTS code details, visit the official HTS website. HTS code 8545.11.00 applies to furnace-related equipment, though this may not directly apply to camper batteries. Use the HTS database to confirm classifications for specialized items.

Review UNIS HTS codes for precise classification. HTS code 85451100 is relevant for furnace parts, but camper batteries may require additional verification. Use the UNIS HTS Codes tool for accurate shipping compliance.

Camper batteries require a minimum 20ft x 10ft storage area with 10ft height clearance. Pallets should be spaced for airflow, and loading docks must accommodate 12ft x 10ft access with 9ft door width and 8ft clearance for forklifts.

Batteries must be padded with foam or cardboard, labeled 'Fragile – Batteries,' and stored on pallets to avoid floor contact. Avoid direct contact with flammable materials and ensure proper ventilation to prevent dust accumulation.

Use pallet storage for stability, with adjustable shelving up to 6ft height. Stacking should not exceed 4 pallets high. Clearly label boxes for easy identification and ensure safe forklift maneuverability.

Loading docks require 12ft x 10ft access, 9ft door width, and 8ft clearance around pallets. Forklifts with at least 5,000 lbs lifting capacity are necessary for safe handling.

Shipping costs depend on dimensions, weight, and handling requirements. Secure packaging and compliance with NMFC/HTS codes may influence pricing. Contact UNIS for detailed cost breakdowns.