Of electricity meters
Part of: 90289000 — Parts and accessories
N012191 · 2007-06-26 — The tariff classification of a Powercost Monitor from China
, you requested a tariff classification ruling. No sample was provided. You state: “The product for which we are requesting a tariff classification ruling is a Powercost Monitor. This product is used to show in real time how much electricity their home is using in dollars and cents and in kW. The 2 components of the product, the sensor and transmitter are packaged together and work together as a complete unit. Neither component will function alone. The electro mechanical meter shines an infrared light and looks for its reflection and when there isn’t one it is because the black mark has…
I83267 · 2002-07-01 — The Israel Free Trade Status of Meter Readers
Your letter adds to your letter to us, date May 6, 2002, which led to New York Ruling Letter I82544-105, dated June 13, 2002. You now add, “Please be advised our transmitters are 100% manufactured in Israel from components that are at least 35% of Israeli origin. Accordingly, it is our understanding that such finished products should be duty free entering the United States.” That is not sufficient additional information to establish that HTS General Headnote 8-b, in particular 8-b-i, is met. However, you stated in our telephone call to you on approximately June 27, 2002 that your Meter Reader…
E82950 · 1999-06-16 — The tariff classification Automated Meter Reading Modules from South Korea
The devices will be attached to existing, operational gas, water, and electricity meters. There are minor differences between the ones designed for different types of meters, but those differences do not affect their HTS classification at the eight digit level. An infrared LED will shine onto the meter face (gas and water meters) or disc (electric meter), and the reflected IR will be read to count each revolution by sensing the passage of the dial or a black decal on the disc. The device will keep track of the count and periodically transmit it (together with the meter’s identification…
b87677 · 1997-07-24 — The tariff classification of a meter reader, a battery system monitor, and a relay tester from Australia
The meter reader is placed outside of a pre-existing electronic or mechanical electricity meter and reads that meter optically without requiring a connection to it. The battery system monitor automatically tests a standby battery system's voltage, resistance, and insulation. The relay tester is used to test high voltage protective relays that are used with other equipment. It tests to see if the relay responds properly to conditions of overcurrent, directional overcurrent, undervoltage, and impedance. The applicable subheading for the meter reader will be 9028.90.0040, Harmonized Tariff…
b84956 · 1997-05-30 — The tariff classification of an electronic module assembly from Mexico
The Electronic Module Assembly (EMA) is an electronic device designed to be attached to most standard North American electric watt-hour meters. Once attached to the meter it provides utility companies with the ability to remotely read electric meters. This is accomplished through the EMA's ability to record, store, and transmit power consumption data over the electrical power distribution lines by optically sensing the electric meter's disk rotation. By counting the number of revolutions made by the disk, the EMA determines the amount of electric energy consumed and stores this data in a…
Not sure this code fits your product? HaiLang AI determines the US HTS code from a description in about a minute.
Classify a product