The tariff classification of uninterruptible power supplies from TaiwanDear Ms. Trout:In your letter dated March 4, 1999, on behalf of your client, Para Systems, Inc. of Carrollton, Texas, you requested a tariff classification ruling.The subject merchandise consists of two models of Everon DC (Dual Conversions) series uninterruptible power supply systems. Model DC6000 has a capacity of 6000VA and 4200W. Model DC10000 has a capacity of 10000VA and 7000W. These models are for the U.S. market and run on 120, 208 and 240 volts. Your letter indicates that applications for these units would include personal computers, network servers, phone systems, voice mail, telecommunications, internet servers and mission critical servers. These systems offer protection from power surges, total power outages, voltage spikes, and other power problems. Based upon GRI 6 and GRI 3(c), these goods are classified in the subheading which occurs last in numerical order. The applicable subheading for the
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The tariff classification of uninterruptible power supplies from TaiwanDear Ms. Trout:In your letter dated March 4, 1999, on behalf of your client, Para Systems, Inc. of Carrollton, Texas, you requested a tariff classification ruling.The subject merchandise consists of two models of Everon DC (Dual Conversions) series uninterruptible power supply systems. Model DC6000 has a capacity of 6000VA and 4200W. Model DC10000 has a capacity of 10000VA and 7000W. These models are for the U.S. market and run on 120, 208 and 240 volts. Your letter indicates that applications for these units would include personal computers, network servers, phone systems, voice mail, telecommunications, internet servers and mission critical servers. These systems offer protection from power surges, total power outages, voltage spikes, and other power problems. Based upon GRI 6 and GRI 3(c), these goods are classified in the subheading which occurs last in numerical order. The applicable subheading for the
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CBP Ruling D89204 (8504408500): The tariff classification of uninterruptible power supplies from TaiwanDear Ms. Trout:In your letter dated March 4, 1999, on behalf of your client, Para Systems, Inc. of Carrollton, Texas, you requested a tariff classification ruling.The subject merchandise consists of two models of Everon DC (Dual Conversions) series uninterruptible power supply systems. Model DC6000 has a capacity of 6000VA and 4200W. Model DC10000 has a capacity of 10000VA and 7000W. These models are for the U.S. market and run on 120, 208 and 240 volts. Your letter indicates that applications for these units would include personal computers, network servers, phone systems, voice mail, telecommunications, internet servers and mission critical servers. These systems offer protection from power surges, total power outages, voltage spikes, and other power problems. Based upon GRI 6 and GRI 3(c), these goods are classified in the subheading which occurs last in numerical order. The applicable subheading for the
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