UNSPSC 41113664: Phase sequence indicator

A tester that determines the phase sequence of generated voltage when the 3-phase generator is rotating to the regular rotation direction.

UNSPSC 41113664 Phase sequence indicator is a Commodity code that bears no relevance to the recent state and local procurement activity recorded under it. The source data contains sixteen recent opportunities spanning janitorial services, electrical equipment, document destruction, title searches, theater lighting renovations, asphalt supply, tool rentals, cabling services, and video system maintenance—none of which involve phase sequence indicators, electrical component sequencing, or any product or service matching the code's nominal scope. The mismatch appears systematic rather than incidental; no issuing body has solicited phase sequence indicators as a standalone procurement or as part of a larger equipment or systems acquisition. The code shows no active market signal for business development purposes.

The geographic spread of the misdirected opportunities spans Michigan (Detroit), Texas (Lubbock, Austin, San Antonio), Florida (Pinellas County), Georgia (Gwinnett County), North Carolina (Charlotte), Pennsylvania (Philadelphia), California (Orange County), and the State of Texas cooperative purchasing program. The issuing bodies include city procurement offices, school districts, municipal utilities, county governments, and transit authorities. Because no opportunity in the dataset aligns with the code's actual commodity definition, the geographic and organizational characterization reflects only the jurisdictions and entity types that have incorrectly applied this code tag rather than the intended market for phase sequence indicators.