2. Current: The nameplate may also contain current information when the electrical equipment is running, so as to use the equipment safely and effectively. Current is usually measured in amperes.
3. Rated load: The nameplate will also provide rated load information of electrical equipment, that is, the maximum load or power that the equipment can bear. This information can help users to use the equipment reasonably and avoid overload.
4. Size and weight: Nameplates usually include the size and weight of electrical equipment. This information is very important for the installation and handling of equipment to ensure that the equipment can adapt to the given space and bear the corresponding weight.
5. Safety certification and compliance standards: Nameplates may also include safety certification and compliance standards for electrical equipment, such as ce certification and UL certification. These certifications and standards can ensure that equipment meets international or industrial safety requirements.