New Zealand Gazette – 1980 – No. 44

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TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 402—continued
APPROVALS—continued

Port	Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	List No.	Effective
			Normal	Pref.
WN	85.01	Electric motors exceeding 75 watts, but not exceeding 150 Kw, rod mounted	Free	Free	15	200841G
WN	85.01.049	Single phase 15 KVA SCI inverter, model: SV 12150, output frequency 50 + 1% Hz, complete with make-before-break static bypass, no break switch, for industrial computer uninterruptable power supply system	Free	Free	10	200590F
H.O.	85.11.009	Pulsed arc welding system, viz: Shinwa-auto-M.I.G, SH-135P complete with gun and parts	Free	Free	10	200591D
AK	90.28.009	Electrical measuring, checking, analysing or automatically controlling instruments and apparatus: Other:	Free	Free	99	200592B
		EXCLUDING:				200593L
		(1) Electric current controllers/indicators, up to 240V				200594J
		(2) Frequency meters, flush mounting pointer type with circular scale, accuracy class 1.5 and having face size 96 mm square except any such meters having taut band suspension				200595G
		(3) Halogenous gas portable leak detectors				200596D
		(4) Milk cryoscopes
		(5) Moving coil and moving coil/rectifier ammeters and voltmeters, including microammeters, milliameters and D.C. millivoltmeters for use with external shunts, flush mounting horizontal sector scales, accuracy class 2.5 and having body diameter of between 54 and 70 mm, except any such instruments having taut band suspension				200597C
		(6) Moving coil and moving coil/rectifier ammeters and voltmeters, including milliameters and D.C. millvoltmeters, for use with external shunts, flush mounting with circular scales accuracy class 1.5 and having face size 96 mm square, except any such instruments having taut band suspension				200598A
		(7) Moving iron ammeters and voltmeters including milliameters, flush mounting and quadrant scales to accuracy class 1.5 and having face size of from 72 mm to 144 mm square inclusive, except any such instruments having taut band suspension				200599K
		(8) Temperature, pressure, humidity and moisture control and measuring devices				200600G
		(9) Industrial type batch and predetermining batch counters, but not including digital electronic frequencies above 1MHz				200601E
H.O.	98.04.000	(10) Variable speed controllers for A.C. motors .. Drawing and lettering pens, peculiar to use by draughtsmen, artists, as may be approved: Approved: Speedball	Free	Free	99	200602C

*Approvals lapse on the dates indicated, the goods thereafter being dutiable according to their substantive Tariff classification. If continuation of an approval is desired for a further period, formal application should be made to the Collector at least 6 weeks prior to the date of expiry.

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