How to read a powered-furniture label
Find the exact model and electrical ratings on a desk, bed or recliner.
Four checks before buying
- Copy every dot, suffix and hyphen in the model marking.
- Record any second part number and revision separately.
- Do not confuse power INPUT with USB OUTPUT.
- Check an original source before buying a replacement.
Model, part number, batch or serial?
A single label may carry several identifiers. The model usually names a product design or family, while a second number can describe a furniture-maker variant. A production code is not automatically a part number. Treat each printed string as a clue until documentation establishes its role.
On the DK-08-01 label, 141600290 appears alongside the model and left-side marking. KUVEV records that evidence without implying that every product marked DK-08-01 will fit the same furniture.
Why suffixes and ratings matter
Compare DH01.18, not just DH01. The family prefix can cover different handsets. Copy current and voltage units exactly, and read INPUT and OUTPUT on their own lines. A USB charging output is not the supply voltage for an entire motor system.
What to do with the information
Photograph the full physical label for your own reference. Paste only non-personal model/spec text into KUVEV's local label decoder. To ask a supplier about a replacement, provide the furniture model, connector picture and controller identification after removing personal information.
Frequently asked questions
Is a matching voltage enough to identify a part?
No. Pin configuration, control signals, firmware and revision can differ even with equal voltages.
Does KUVEV upload my label photo?
The label decoder takes only typed or pasted text and processes it in your browser, not a photo.
Related model records
These are identification examples, not an approved replacement list.
Manufacturer references
Manufacturer background for product families, not blanket fitment approval.