1A4C

1A4C is an alphanumeric code used as a label, model number, or catalog identifier in a variety of contexts. It does not denote a single, universally defined entity; its meaning is context-dependent and can vary by organization, product line, and documentation.

In manufacturing and electronics, 1A4C commonly appears as a part or component code that identifies a specific item within a family of products. In software, hardware, or systems engineering, it may denote a version, revision, or configuration within a bill of materials, release notes, or design drawings. The code can also appear on labels or specification sheets to help categorize items for procurement and maintenance.

In logistics and inventory management, 1A4C can function as a stock-keeping unit, lot identifier, or location code used to track items through warehouses and supply chains. In education or administration, some institutions assign 1A4C-like codes to course sections, rooms, or catalog entries, though these uses are organization-specific and not standardized.

Because the code is ambiguous outside of its context, identifying the exact referent requires accompanying information such as a manufacturer, product line, datasheet, catalog, or system documentation. Without domain-specific clues, 1A4C remains a general identifier rather than a precise specification.

See also: alphanumeric code; model number; part number; stock-keeping unit.