New Zealand Gazette – 1988 – No. 212

Page 5309

✨ Customs Notices

13 DECEMBER

CUSTOMS EDITION

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Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1988/47—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part TI Ref.	Appn. No.	Category of Appn.

8535.10.00

CURRENT APPROVAL
Apparatus for the protection of electrical circuits:
Fuses:
Other

EXCLUDING:
High tension (over 1000 volt) outdoor pole mounted expulsion type dropout fuse
Fusible links 1-60 amps
1kV combination fuse arrestors

8535.10.00

REQUESTED APPROVAL
Fuses

EXCLUDING:
(i) Fuses having a rated capacity not exceeding 800 amperes for use in circuits not exceeding 660 volts
(2) High tension (over 1000 volt) outdoor pole mounted expulsion type dropout fuses
(3) Fusible links 1-60 amps
(4) 1kV combination fuse arrestors

Controller of Customs
PO Box 2218
WELLINGTON

8536.90.11)

8536.90.00)
Sockets, and plugs thereto; wire and cable connectors and the like

EXCLUDING:

Part LI Duty Free concession already approved under Tariff Item
Aluminium compression fittings, peculiar for use in jointing and terminating aluminium wire and cable

EXCLUDING:
Fittings, when declared by a manufacturer for use on;
(a) Three core sector cable
(b) Four core sector cable exceeding 185mm² cross-sectional area

Battery isolators, peculiar for use on all types of storage batteries including automotive and marine batteries
Co-axial plugs, car-radio type
Industrial and protected type plugs, sockets, cable couplers
Appliance inlets and switch sockets, rated 110 to 415 volts and up to 63 amps:

EXCLUDING:
Aluminium clad industrial plugs, sockets, cable couplers, appliance inlets and switch sockets, with maximum voltage rating of 500 V AC/DC, from 16-63 amps continuous rated current, flat formation (i.e. round pins in a straight line) pin/socket configuration.

Plugs, sockets, tap-ons, cord extension sockets. 250 volts, 15 amp maximum rating.
Sockets and plugs thereto, wire and cable connectors and the like: of a kind commonly used with:
(A) tractors for agricultural vehicles, being tractors that are designed for operation solely or principally on the highway; or
(B) vehicles of 87.02 other than air-cushioned vehicles or assembled convertible road/rail motor coaches
Split bolt, bolt on type overhead line tap connectors suitable for tap connections on copper lines, having overall diameters from 2.74mm to 14.76mm (0.108in. to 0.58in.) and split bolt, bolt on type overhead line tap connectors suitable for tap connections on aluminium lines having overall diameters from 6.35mm to 14.61mm (0.250in. to 0.575in.)
Trailer plugs and sockets, viz;
4 pole, 5 pole and 7 pole
Wire and cable ring tongue connecting lugs, crimp type, uninsulated, for conductors up to 185mm² in cross-sectional area, excluding:

Compression type jointing sleeves, peculiar for use in jointing solid copper, stranded copper and copper coated conductors, used in telecommunication and power line wires and in standard metric lugs

Wire connectors in strips
Single telephones jack points and blocks, including single jack point boxes

8537.10.00

Ripple control receiving relays not to exceed dimensions 84mm wide by 63mm deep

Landis & Gyr (NZ) Ltd
PO Box 13152
WELLINGTON

8704.10.01)

8704.10.09)
CURRENT APPROVAL
Dumpers, forward tipping, self propelled, as may be approved, especially designed for short distance haulage of loose materials in quarries, open cast mines, earthworks

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