WASHINGTON, Sept 3 (Reuters) -

The U.S. International Trade Commission said on Wednesday it

has received a trade complaint seeking to block imports of

liquid crystal displays used in televisions and other devices

that allegedly violate a U.S. company's patent.

The complaint, filed by BH Innovations LLC, alleges

violations by major television producers including China's TCL

and Hisense, South Korea's LG Electronics

and U.S.-based Vizio Holding.

The complaint alleges the imported displays violate

Section 337 of the Tariff Act of 1930.

The commission, in a Federal Register notice, invited

interested parties and government agencies to file comments on

public interest issues raised by the complaint within the next

eight days after publication of the notice.

"Comments should address whether issuance of the relief

specifically requested by the complainant in this investigation

would affect the public health and welfare in the United States,

competitive conditions in the United States economy, the

production of like or directly competitive articles in the

United States, or United States consumers," the commission said

in the filing.

The commission also asked for comments on whether the BH

Innovations, its licensees or any third party suppliers have the

capacity to replace the volume of articles potentially subject

to the blocking of the respondent firms' imports "within a

commercially reasonable time."