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RV Furnace QC Inspection Sticker & French Rating Label - Inspected 08/27/14
Quality-control inspection label on a component listing inspector number and inspection date.
This photograph shows a quality-control inspection sticker inside an appliance compartment, most likely an RV furnace given the surrounding French-language certification text. The QC sticker reads "QC INSPECTED BY #115, TIM F., 08/27/14," indicating the unit passed factory quality inspection by inspector #115 (Tim F.) on August 27, 2014. Above the sticker, a partially visible French-language rating/certification label references water column pressure limits (maximum 11" and 13" de colonne d'eau), a temperature rise of 100 to 130°F, a maximum outlet air temperature of 200°F, and altitude certifications: units certified for Canada for use at elevations of 0–4500 feet (0m to 1372m), and units for the United States for elevations of 0–2000 feet (0 to 610m), with a 4% derating required for each additional 1,000 feet (305m) above sea level. The label also mentions residential/recreational use. An orange wire crosses the frame in front of the sticker. This is not a vehicle data plate for the claimed 2015 Ford F-550; it documents the manufacture/inspection date and operating specifications of an installed appliance (likely a furnace in an RV or truck-mounted camper). No part numbers or model numbers are legible.
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Frequently asked questions
- When was this unit QC inspected?
- The sticker shows it was QC inspected on 08/27/14 (August 27, 2014).
- Who inspected the unit?
- The QC sticker reads "QC INSPECTED BY #115, TIM F." — inspector number 115, Tim F.
- What altitude ratings are shown on the label?
- The French label states units certified for Canada are for use at elevations of 0–4500 feet (0m to 1372m), and units for the United States are for 0–2000 feet (0 to 610m), with a 4% derating per 1,000 feet (305m) above sea level.
- What temperature limits does the label list?
- It indicates the furnace is built for a temperature rise of 100 to 130°F, with a maximum outlet air temperature of 200°F.
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