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Welder Input Data Plate - Serial JH229505, Stock 901782, 200/230/460V Specs
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This is a photograph of an embossed metal input data/specification plate riveted to a piece of electrical equipment (most likely a welder or similar power machine), not a document specific to any vehicle. The plate identifies the unit by Serial No. JH229505 and Stock No. 901782. The tabulated input electrical ratings show the machine accepts three input voltages — 200, 230, or 460 volts — with corresponding input current draws of 103, 90, and 45 amperes respectively. Input power is rated at 12.4 KW, single phase (Phase 1), at 60 Hertz. An 'INPUT' label with an arrow-into-circle symbol appears at the upper left, indicating these are input (primary) ratings rather than output ratings. The plate bears a CSA (Canadian Standards Association) certification mark with file number LR5071, and a warning along the bottom reads 'EVIDENCE OF LABEL TAMPERING VOIDS WARRANTY.' A reader can use this plate to determine the correct supply circuit sizing (voltage, amperage, frequency, phase) needed to power the equipment and to identify the specific unit by serial and stock number for parts or warranty purposes.
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Frequently asked questions
- What input voltages does this equipment accept?
- The data plate lists input voltages of 200, 230, or 460 volts.
- How many amps does the unit draw at each voltage?
- 103 amperes at 200V, 90 amperes at 230V, and 45 amperes at 460V, per the AMPERES row (103/90/45 corresponding to 200/230/460 volts).
- What are the phase, frequency, and power ratings?
- The plate lists single phase (PHASE 1), 60 Hertz, and 12.4 KW input power.
- What are the serial and stock numbers on this plate?
- Serial No. JH229505 and Stock No. 901782.
- Is the unit certified by a standards agency?
- Yes, it carries a CSA mark with file number LR5071. The plate also warns that evidence of label tampering voids the warranty.
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