Detail_ Serial or Lot Class for holding information about serial numbers or lots (batches). As a class, this permits multiple serial numbers or multiple lot number batches within a single gl-cor:measurable class. Serial or Lot Code Is this item tracked by serial numbers or lot numbers? A serial number is usually a unique number assigned to a single; a lot or batch number is provided when a batch of items is fungible but must be differentiated from similar items from other batches. Enumerated indicator for serial or lot items. Enumeration are: serial, lot, other, neither. If not included within the class, neither is assumed. Serial or Lot Description Free format description associated with gl-ehm:serialLotCode to provide specialization and especially to provide clarification for the enumerated value of other in serialLotCode. Examples might be “batch” or “group”. Serial or Lot Number The holder for that actual serial number or lot (batch) number/code assigned to an item or a batch of items. Next Serial or Lot Number A field for holding the next expected serial or lot number to be given to future assignments, or for chaining between already assigned items. Serial or Lot Quantity The quantity of units in this particular batch. Unit of measure is the gl-bus:measurableUnitofMeasure. Serial or Lot Original Quantity The quantity of units in this batch on inception. Serial or Lot Remaining Quantity The remaining quantity of units from the original batch; may be the same as the quantity in this batch or include other batches from the same original batch. Serial or Lot Origination Date of manufacture or creation. Serial or Lot Expiration Expiration date of the batch. Serial or Lot Manufacturer Manufacturer of the item (serial) or items (lot/batch). Serial or Lot Batch Description A name or description of the items in the lot or batch. Serial or Lot Warranty Start Date If the items are covered by warranty, when that warranty covered will begin or has begun. Serial or Lot Warranty End Date If the items are covered by warranty, when that warranty covered will end or ended. Serial or Lot Warranty Period Warranty period ? numeric portion; for a 30 day warranty period, the 30 would go here, and the day would go in gl-ehm:serialLotWarrantyPeriodUnit. Serial or Lot Warrant Period Unit Warrant period ? time or cycle unit portion. Values from the XBRL Unit Registry (www.xbrl.org/utr/utr.xml) are suggested where possible. Examples might include: H (hours), D (days), M (months), Y (years), machine cycles, km (kilometers). Warranty Vendor The vendor providing warranty; this may differ from the manufacturer. Warranty Contract Contract or document information related to the warranty, such as a contract number and date or a URL with more information. Serial or Lot Comment Free format text related to the serial number or lot.