What power specifications should be confirmed when exporting a slicer?

Before quoting, pin down the destination country's voltage, frequency, phase and plug type, and lock them into the order and nameplate confirmation sheet. If the slicer uses a VFD, servo or PLC, verify each component's input range and program settings against the local grid. During a powered test run with product, log current, speed and firmware version so overseas commissioning goes faster. A change of destination means re-checking electrical and technical documents, plus clearance for heat dissipation and servicing. For final acceptance, simulate local voltage fluctuation and plug wiring, then watch slice-thickness consistency and protective trips.