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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.
Part of 2011-2016 Ford F-550 Data & Spec Plates
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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