Electricity meters
N293472 · 2018-02-13 — The tariff classification of energy meters from China
, you requested a tariff classification ruling. Your submission concerns two models of Currant Energy Meters, described as a standalone “plug-in” device and an “in-wall” device. The primary purpose of the Currant Energy Meters is to measure the amount of electricity consumed by appliances that are plugged into each device. The standalone “plug-in” energy meter allows a user to insert the device into an existing grounded household electrical outlet. This model of energy meter contains two receptacles for receiving the 2- or 3- prong plugs of independent electrical appliances and measures…
N225777 · 2012-07-23 — The tariff classification of an Energy Monitor from China.
A sample was provided. You describe the import as an “Energy Monitor” that consists of two parts. According to your letter, “The lower part has a plastic housing which is 3.5 inches tall by 2.5 inches wide, and houses a wall tap: the back of the lower part has a three-prong polarized plug, and the front has a three-prong polarized receptacle. The upper part has a plastic housing approximately 2.5 inches square, which houses an LCD readout screen, to indicate energy, cost, CO2, and energy count. The two parts are tethered together by an insulated cord which is 48 inches long. “This device is…
N135195 · 2010-12-16 — The tariff classification of a power consumption meter from China.
No sample was provided. The merchandise at issue is described as a power consumption meter (item # A015GA00160). The article is intended for household use, and is capable of displaying a number of elements related to the electricity use of an appliance. The device contains an LCD display on the face of the device, and is designed to be plugged into a household electrical outlet. The appliance would then be plugged into the power meter, where its power consumption will be measured and displayed by the power meter. The power meter can display voltage, current, wattage, line frequency, and power…
N084496 · 2009-12-18 — The tariff classification of a Tendril Translate/Link, Tendril Volt, and Tendril Relay from China
The merchandise subject to this ruling is Tendril Translate/Link, Tendril Volt, and Tendril Relay. Samples of each of these devices were furnished for classification purposes and are being returned to you as per your request. The Tendril Translate/Link creates an AMR ERT and/or Cellnet Transmit-Only (CTO) – to the Tendril Transport Network ZigBee bridge. The Tendril Translate/Link is a meter bridge that allows consumers and utilities to leverage their existing AMR meter investments, while delivering consumers and utilities the information and control typically associated with “Smart Grid”…
N048062 · 2009-01-27 — The tariff classification of Energy Meters from China.
No sample was provided. You state: “The meter plugs into most household appliances and automatically calculates the average costs of the appliances by hour, month, and year. With this meter, you would be able to track the cost of a household appliance and save cost on home energy.” It is clear that the meter must total the electricity consumed for an extended period to be able to make estimations of the average cost of the appliance’s electricity usage in dollars since the appliance’s usage will normally vary. The dollar projection is clearly based on a measurement of the Kw-hour usage for a…
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