1828C

1828C is an alphanumeric designation that can appear in different contexts as a model number, part identifier, or catalog code. There is no single subject universally known as 1828C; its meaning depends on the domain, the issuing manufacturer, and the country of reference. As a result, the term often requires contextual information to identify what it denotes in a given instance.

In electronics and engineering catalogs, 1828C typically designates a specific item within a broader 1828 series, with the letter C indicating a revision level or variant. This pattern—using a base numeric series followed by a letter revision—is common in components such as integrated circuits, capacitors, or connectors, where revisions (A, B, C, etc.) reflect minor design changes or compatibility updates.

In manufacturing and automotive contexts, 1828C may function as a part number, a chassis code, or a configuration tag assigned by a company. Such codes support inventory management, maintenance planning, and compatibility checks across parts and assemblies. Because many manufacturers employ short alphanumeric codes, exact identification requires product-line documentation, the issuing company, and often the market or production year.

If a particular instance of 1828C is referenced, supplying the domain (for example, electronics, automotive, or industrial equipment), the manufacturer, and any accompanying numbers or letters will help disambiguate its precise meaning. See also model number conventions, catalog coding, and product designation systems.