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N301627 · 2018-12-03 — The tariff classification of electrical igniters for gas fired residential stoves from Mexico.
You provided a photograph and detailed description of five part numbers, Z940380600, Z952310000, Z946630000, Z940380800, and Z940381000, identified as igniters. These igniters are found in gas fired residential stoves and are generally attached to a burner device. They function by igniting the natural gas that flows in a controlled manner to the burner apparatus. All five of these items may vary slightly from each other in size or configuration depending on which stove model they will be installed in. All consist of a ceramic tube that encases a copper wire. Electricity flows into one end of…
087496 · 1990-11-13 — Internal Advice request 47/90; electrical range top igniters;Heading 9613; Explanatory Note 96.13 (2); Explanatory Note 96.13;Subheading 9613.80.20; Heading 7321; Subheading 7321.90.30;Section XV note 1(m); Additional U.S. Rule of Interpretation1(c); Heading 8516; Subheading 8516.90.20; Section XVI note 2(b).
This request for internal advice regarding the classifi- cation of electrical range top igniters was initiated by your memorandum of June 5, 1990. FACTS: The articles in question are electrical range top igniters, which are housed in plastic. The igniters are used to light gas fuel in electric gas range ovens and gas range ovens. The phrase "electric gas range ovens" refers to combination gas range ovens, and microwave ovens or other electric cooking apparatus. It is claimed that the igniters are used predominately with gas range ovens. ISSUE: Whether the electrical igniters at issue are…
087693 · 1990-11-13 — Piezoelectric igniter; Heading 9613; Explanatory Note96.13(2); Explanatory Note 96.13; Subheading 9613.80.20; NipponKogaku (USA), Inc. v. United States; C.J. Tower & Sons v. UnitedStates; lighter.
In a letter dated July 23, 1990, Meiko America, Inc. requested a tariff classification for the "piezoelectric igniter" on your behalf. Their request was forwarded to this office for reply. FACTS: The article at issue is a "piezoelectric igniter" which is used as a gas ignition device. It operates on the principle of piezoelectricity. When the red button is depressed on the igniter, a flow of electric current is generated which produces a spark. This spark is used to ignite a flame on devices such as outdoor gas grills and heaters. ISSUE: What is the proper tariff classification of the igniter…
084209 · 1989-07-25 — Ignition coil; electrical lighters; electric heating resistors.
Your letter of March 27, 1989, requesting a binding ruling under the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States Annotated (HTSUSA), regarding the tariff classification of electric ignition coils used in kerosene heaters was referred to this office for a direct reply to you. FACTS: The subject device is an air wound resistive coil attached to a housing which fits into the base of non-electric, manually controlled kerosene heaters. The base is similar to a flashlight lamp base. When current flows through the resistive coil, the coil becomes hot enough to light the kerosene. The device,…
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