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To search the Telepermit Register you must have the Telepermit number.
This will be printed on a label which is usually on the back or the bottom
of the item. The Telepermit number consists of three parts:
The first part is a three digit number which identifies the product category - e.g.
202 is for telephones,
The second part is the last two digits of the year in which the Telepermit
was granted,
The third part is a sequence number - e.g. PTC 202/95/007 would be the 7th
Telepermit for a telephone granted in 1995 (note that the sequence number
is always three digits, so numbers less than 100 or 10 will have 1 or 2
zeroes inserted in front).
BEWARE!!
Part of the condition of a Telepermit grant is that the equipment
displays a Telepermit Label. If a product does not display a Label then
it does NOT have a Telepermit. Most Telecommunications
equipment is manufactured in several versions depending upon which country
it is intended for. The product marketing description will often remain the
same despite the internal differences. It cannot be assumed that a product
which does not have a Telepermit is suitable for connection in New Zealand
on the basis of it having the same product name as one that is Telepermitted.
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