The biggest completeness question is the separate PLC-2000 control unit. Interconnect cabling and a branded equipment bag are visible, but the controller itself is not shown. The model reserves explicitly for controller and accessory risk rather than pricing a verified complete system.
Specialist primary-injection equipment retains meaningful industrial utility, but exact realized prices are sparse and logistics strongly affect transaction value. The valuation is a conservative model, not a dealer asking price treated as a direct comp.
- Verify PLC-2000 inclusion and communication before attributing complete-system value.
- Use qualified 460 V and high-current test infrastructure to inspect output, timer, switching, breaker trip, calibrated current, grounding, and electrical safety.
- Treat ordinary oxidation on output contact surfaces as an inspection prompt, not proof of serviceability or failure.