New Zealand Gazette – 1992 – No. 65

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Notices

12 MAY

CUSTOMS EDITION

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Tariff Industry Assistance (Advertisement) Notice No. 1992/16—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Name and Address of Applicant	Part II Ref.	Appn. Ref. No.	Category of Appn.
Chapter 90	NOTE: circular, sector and quadrant type scales are illustrated in Fig. 2 on pages 11 and 12 of BS 3693, PART 1, 1964, "The Design of Scales and Indexes." (19) Portable electrically powered gas leak detector, gas detector and gas monitor and smoke warning alarms (20) Post payment self-service petrol dispensing systems (21) Power factor correction systems, including power factor controllers and ancillary equipment mounted in a common cubicle and designed to measure and automatically control the overall power factor in a 3-phase electrical installation, and such power factor controllers when imported separately (22) Telemetry system designed for the remote control measuring and indicating of physical and electrical data, such as voltage, current, power and position status (23) Electronic taximeters (24) Ripple signal control equipment (25) Parts of electrical weight or load measuring equipment; viz: load cells, load bars, weigh cells, load transducers, weight transducers, strain gauge transducers, force transducers Other than: Hermetically sealed transducers (being gas tight), shock proof transducers (being without fittings or attachments), explosion proof transducers, load pins, shackle pins, cannister cells, single point cells, pancake cells, dual cantilever, straight types REQUESTED APPROVAL Electrical measuring, checking, analysing or automatically controlling instruments and apparatus: EXCLUDING: (1) Electric current controllers/indicators, up to 240v (2) Frequency meters, flush mounting pointer type with circular or quadrant scales, accuracy class of 0.5 and having face size of 72mm or 96mm square (3) Milk cryoscopes (5) Moving coil and moving coil/rectifier ammeters and voltmeters, including milliameters and D.C. millivoltmeters, for use with external shunts, flush mounting with circular or quadrant scales accuracy class 1.5 and having face size of 72mm or 96mm square (6) Moving iron ammeters and voltmeters including milliameters, flush mounting and quadrant scales to accuracy class 1.5 and having face size of from 72mm to 144mm square inclusive (7) Pressure, humidity and moisture control and measuring devices (8) Industrial type batch and predetermining batch counters, but not including digital electronic frequencies above 1Mhz (9) Variable speed controllers for A.C. motors, sizes up to and including 255 kw (10) Data logging systems designed for the measuring, indicating of physical data such as temperature, humidity, voltage, current, power and flow pressure EXCLUDING: Public water supply data logging equipment. (11) Echo-sounding, ultra-sonic and detecting equipment having a maximum depth range of up to 110m, excluding hermetically sealed units (12) Bin and hopper level control instruments and apparatus (13) Electronic differential thermostat switches designed to monitor or control the flow of gases, liquids or solids in the control of forced circulation solar heating systems, controlling loads up to 10hp or 7.5 kilowatts resistive (14) Electronic marine instruments for recording boat speed and distance other than Decca Logs and Seafarer Logs (15) Energy management systems, peculiar to use for measuring, analysing and controlling electrical demand (16) Gas detection systems, peculiar for use in commercial and/or industrial environments, which measure and report concentrations of flammable or toxic gases in the air via alarm and/or analogue (17) Power factor meters, flush mounting pointer type with circular or quadrant scales, accuracy class of 1.5 and having face size of 72mm or 96mm square (18) Rectangular style moving coil and moving coil/ rectifier ammeters and voltmeters including milliameters having a face with a long side falling between 80 and 92mm and a short side falling between 72 and 84mm (19) Portable electrically powered gas leak detector, gas detector and gas monitor and smoke warning alarms (20) Post payment self-service petrol dispensing systems (21) Power factor correction systems, including power factor controllers and ancillary equipment mounted in a common cubicle and designed to measure and automatically	Carrel & Carrel Ltd C/- Burnard & Reynolds Ltd PO Box 53-062 AUCKLAND INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT	99	987178K	V

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