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Trademark class 11: lighting & heating

Class 11 covers apparatus and installations for lighting, heating, cooling, cooking, drying, ventilating, water supply and sanitary purposes, from lamps and ovens to air conditioners and plumbing fixtures.

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Class
11
Type
Goods
Commonly confused with
Classes 7, 9, 10, 21, 25

What class 11 covers

Apparatus and installations for lighting, heating, cooling, steam generating, cooking, drying, ventilating, water supply and sanitary purposes.

Lighting brands, HVAC and kitchen appliance makers, plumbing and sanitary fixture manufacturers, and small appliance brands like hair dryer and coffee machine producers.

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Classes confused with class 11

  • Class 7, machinery: Powered machines. Machines that clean, mix or process, like washing machines and food processors, are class 7; apparatus that heats, cools or lights is class 11.
  • Class 9, software & electronics: Technical lights. Optical lamps, darkroom lamps, photovoltaic cells and signalling lights are class 9; lamps for illumination are class 11.
  • Class 10, medical devices: Medical heat devices. Lamps for medical purposes and electrically heated pads and blankets for medical use are class 10; their household equivalents are class 11.
  • Class 21, houseware & glass: Non-electric cookware. Pots, pans, non-electric pressure cookers and portable coolers without an integrated heat source are class 21; the electric versions are class 11.
  • Class 25, clothing & footwear: Heated wearables. Electrically heated clothing is class 25; electrically heated blankets and pads for the home are class 11.

Classes filed alongside class 11

Monitoring class 11 filings

Whatever classes your own mark is filed in, notolens scans all 45 Nice classes for conflicting filings rather than restricting monitoring to a selection. Trademark monitoring flags conflicting applications while they can still be opposed.

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