Models: 1.4, 2.3, 3.1 Key benefits Clear, unambiguous model identifiers make ordering, inventory, and replacement fast and reliable. Simple model selection reduces the risk of choosing the wrong item and lowers downtime during repairs or installations. Three distinct options let you pick the exact model number that matches your requirements. What this line solves Eliminates confusion when specifying parts or components by providing exact model numbers. Speeds procurement and service by allowing technicians and buyers to reference a single, consistent identifier. Supports accurate recordkeeping and compatibility checks by model number. How to use Verify the required model number (1.4, 2.3, or 3.1) against your system or documentation before ordering. Use the model number for parts replacement, service requests, or when comparing options in a quote. Keep the model number in maintenance logs to ensure consistent future ordering. Important attributes to confirm Function: Confirm the intended function by matching the model number to your technical documentation. Compatibility: Check system compatibility using the model number as the reference. Size, material, performance: Refer to the product specifications tied to each model number for exact size, material, and performance details. Practical application scenarios Replacement: A technician onsite confirms the failed item's model number (1.4, 2.3, or 3.1) and orders the exact match to avoid repeat visits. Procurement: teams use the model number to obtain quotes and ensure the ordered item matches project requirements. Documentation and maintenance: Facilities record the installed model number for future audits and scheduled servicing. Selection tip Match the model number to your system documentation or the supplier's specification sheet to ensure correct fit and performance.