30i2

30i2 is a designation that appears in various product lines and documentation, but it does not refer to a single, universal item. In practice, 30i2 is typically used as a model number, part number, or revision tag across different industries, so its meaning depends entirely on the context and the issuing manufacturer.

In electronics and hardware, 30i2 may denote a specific device, module, or board version within a manufacturer’s catalog. The exact specifications, capabilities, and compatibility are defined by the company that assigns the code, not by a shared standard. In software or firmware contexts, 30i2 can function as a version identifier, a file or package name, or a release tag, with meanings that vary by project or vendor. In other sectors such as automotive, aerospace, or consumer goods, 30i2 can likewise operate as a catalog or replacement part number, again with meaning contingent on the supplier.

To determine what 30i2 refers to in a given situation, identify the source context: the company or product family, accompanying model names or numbers, and any available documentation. Check official catalogs, datasheets, manuals, or product pages, and cross-reference the code with the manufacturer’s naming conventions. If multiple items share the same code in different regions or lines, use additional identifiers such as serial numbers, revision letters, or packaging details to pinpoint the exact item.

If you can provide the domain or a distinguishing manufacturer, a more precise explanation can be offered.