Hey Andre,
this nameplate says it’s the ubiquitous extremely cheap chinese H100 VFD, and it also says it belongs to those that omit the input current rating (on the nameplate, and I know in the manual too). The reason why VFD manufacturers do this is to hide the fact that because this is a 110 V VFD, the input current it can draw when connected to a single phase input is much higher than any usual domestic 120 V supply circuit in the U.S. can supply (I mean, 30 Ampères are not enough). Also with 1000 Hz it is not allowed to import it into the US and the EU as only VFDs with max. 600 Hz are allowed (higher are banned because they can be used for uranium enrichment centrifuges).