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The SICK part number 2102830 corresponds to the NANSX-AAABZZZZ1 system plug for the nanoScan3 safety scanner. This accessory is designed to facilitate the integration of the sensor into industrial automation networks. It serves as a connection interface component, ensuring reliable signal transmission and power supply continuity within the nanoScan3 ecosystem.
Verify the exact part number against the device label or official SICK documentation before purchase. Ensure compatibility with the specific nanoScan3 model variant in use. Confirm that the system plug matches the required communication protocol and physical interface specifications for the installation environment.
Select this component only if it is explicitly listed as a compatible accessory for the installed nanoScan3 unit. Do not substitute with generic connectors. Check the technical datasheet for the specific nanoScan3 model to confirm the necessity of this system plug versus other cable options.
This item belongs to the nanoScan3 product family accessories. It is an integral part of the safety scanner's hardware ecosystem, providing necessary connectivity for operational deployment. The part is distinct from the main sensor unit and serves a supporting infrastructure role.
No public substitute part numbers are documented for this specific system plug. Use only the original manufacturer part number to ensure compatibility and safety certification integrity.
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