Other apparatus for protecting electrical circuits:
N350508 · 2025-07-16 — The classification, country of origin, marking, and eligibility under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) of a surge protection device
The merchandise under consideration is identified as the Thermally Protected Metal Oxide Varistor (TPMOV), part number 150TPMOVSL, and is described as a surge protection device used in voltage suppression. The subject device consists of a variable resistor, or varistor, element with electrical terminals and a thermal switch encased within a molded plastic enclosure. The subject device has a voltage rating of 150 VAC. In use, the TPMOV is placed within an electrical system, such as industrial automation, home electronics, energy conversion, etc., in order to protect the systems from an…
N271605 · 2016-01-12 — The tariff classification of a motor protection device from South Korea.
The item under consideration is referred to as the Electronic Motor Protection Relay (EMPR), model GMP-22-3S, which is a device designed to automatically interrupt the supply of electricity to a low voltage motor from overcurrent/overvoltage when current faults such as overcurrent, open phase, stall or unbalance are detected. It is a multi-component electronic module which contains a printed circuit board assembly (PCBA), the parts of which consists of a product control unit, a relay, a processor, and a current transformer (CT) terminal. The device is rated for 100/260 VAC. As indicated in…
N238215 · 2013-03-04 — The tariff classification of finger stocks
The merchandise under consideration is identified as Finger Stocks, Item Numbers 1504405, 1503545, 1507041 and 861623. According to the samples and information you have provided, the finger stocks are metal gaskets in various shapes (e.g. T-LANCE - Clip-on Gaskets or D-LANCE - “D” lances snap into mounting surface Holes) with or without adhesive tape. The gaskets are made of beryllium copper (BeCu) plated with bright tin. It is stated that they are used to make or improve ground connection between two metal surfaces i.e., used to allow electrical contact of two conductive surfaces to prevent…
965094 · 2001-10-18 — Reconsideration of NY G86595; Wearable Compact Ionizer; Compact Ionizer; Air-Gun Style Ionizer; Desk Top Ionizer
You also request classification determinations with respect to three items which were not classified in G86595. FACTS: In G86595, the National Commodity Specialist Division determined that a wearable compact ionizer is classified in subheading 8536.30.80, Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (“HTSUS”), as: “Electrical apparatus for switching or protecting electrical circuits, or for making connections to or in electrical circuits . . . for a voltage not exceeding 1,000 V: . . . Other apparatus for protecting electrical circuits: . . . Other.” The wearable compact ionizer, model…
961050 · 2000-05-01 — Protest 3901-97-102166; flexible integrated circuits
This is our decision on protest 3901-97-102166 timely filed by counsel on behalf of Motorola, Inc., on August 28, 1997, against your decision regarding the classification of flexible integrated circuits. All entries were reliquidated on May 30, 1997 after a notice of rate advance. In preparing this decision, consideration was given to supplemental submissions from counsel dated April 22, 1998, September 15, 1998, and April 9, 1999, as well as arguments presented at a meeting on April 14, 1999. FACTS: The merchandise has been described on submitted invoices and literature variously as flex…
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