HS Code 9030
Electrical Quantity and Radiation Analyzers
HS code 9030 covers instruments for measuring or checking electrical quantities (oscilloscopes, multimeters) and for detecting or measuring alpha, beta, gamma,
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HS Code 9030 — Electrical Quantity and Radiation Analyzers
These instruments measure voltage, current, or resistance in electrical circuits. This heading also uniquely includes devices that detect radiation, such as Geiger counters and monitors for X-rays.
What's included
- Digital multimeters
- Oscilloscopes
- Geiger counters
- Voltage testers
- Spectrum analyzers for telecommunications
What's excluded
- Electricity supply meters → use
9028(Devices used for billing consumer electricity are in 9028.) - Medical X-ray machines → use
9022(Machinery that produces X-rays for medical use is distinct from instruments that merely detect radiation.)
Common examples
- Fluke digital multimeter
- Handheld radiation detector
- Four-channel digital oscilloscope
- Circuit breaker tester
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between 9030 and 9027 for radiation?
9030 specifically names ionising radiation detection. 9027 covers light/sound/heat analysis.
Trade & shipping notes
- Typical duty range: 0%
- Documentation: High-end oscilloscopes with very high bandwidth are often restricted for export to certain countries.
- Typical shipping mode: Air
- Top exporters: USA, China, Germany
- Top importers: South Korea, China, Taiwan
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Key takeaway
The primary code for any device used to troubleshoot or measure an electrical signal or detect ionising radiation.
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