Model30n

Model30n is a product designation used across various industries to identify a particular generation within a family of devices or components. Because the designation is not tied to a single standard, the exact specifications associated with model30n can differ significantly between manufacturers, applications, and regions.

In automation and electronics, model30n commonly appears on small to mid-sized devices such as servo drives, motor controllers, sensor modules, or control boards. In each case, the model number signals compatibility with a defined set of interfaces, form factors, and performance ranges, but the electrical and software details are specified by the individual vendor's datasheet rather than by a universal specification.

Variants and revisions: The suffixes or hyphenated forms that accompany model30n—such as model30n-1 or model30n-2—often indicate revisions, feature tiers, or bundled configurations. Some vendors use the same base designation for related products with different firmware, connector options, or enclosure styles.

Documentation and usage: Precise data for model30n is provided in vendor datasheets and user manuals, including electrical characteristics, mechanical drawings, connectors, communication protocols, and safety or compliance information. Users should consult the specific product page or technical support to determine compatibility with their system.

See also: product family naming conventions in automation, and other model numbers that use numeric designations with suffix revisions.