What information is NOT typically found on the data plate?

The data plate of a manufactured home typically includes essential information needed for identification and compliance purposes. This includes the full serial number, which uniquely identifies the unit; the date of manufacture, which is crucial for determining compliance with building codes and regulations; and the applicable wind zones, which inform the owner of the home's resilience to wind and environmental conditions based on its location.

Owner's name is not included on the data plate because the data plate serves as a universal identification tool that remains unchanged regardless of ownership. It is intended for regulatory and structural information pertinent to the home itself, rather than personal owner details. This distinction is important for both manufacturers and dealers to maintain standardization and ease of reference among homes, irrespective of changes in ownership.