What does the L stand for in the model name?
1027390
The L indicates it comes with the newer 16-50 power zoom lens rather than the older style 18-55 lens. I am not sure if the letter was chosen at random or not.
1333932
I'm not an expert but I believe the L stands for lock and that model has an add'l locking feature. I have used my Grex on 3/4 inch oak and it performed very well.
573537
I found my model number on the underside of the base, printed on a white sticker. Perhaps yours will be in the same place.
245601
This is not the same design as the one I bought. I assume you are correct L-left and R-right.
617530
There should be a label underneath the vacuum that gives the model number as well as the serial number.
624160
If it has an "L" in the model (e.g. LMT), then its supposed to have one. Perhaps this feature doesn't apply if its a refurb.
184398
The model number with a (D) at the end is right handed, model number with (DLX) is left handed.
1800105
The "L" has the Leatherman blade "Launcher". It's basically a lever on the back that pushes the blade out when you slide your finger or fhumb over it.
116381
The best I can tell from the sizing chart, L, L2 &L3 refer to Large Short, Large Regular & Large Long. I don't remember mine being listed this way. Mine says L/R on the tag.
1805068
See the part of the part number AFTER "LBL 4"? - there's more than one "LBL 4" model (e.g., color temp.)
510744
The exact model number/name is written on the phone somewhere. Either on the back or on the inside, under the battery.
1828349
right click on my computer, click properties, and you will see your model number under "model"
2136963
Yes, I'm pretty sure it is. The LM is the model with the notches in the legs and the S is the swivel model... so SLM would be the notched leg that swivels.
1830043
Bihind of your bb screen says whats the model that u need! ***/*** something like that
725872
The "L" in the model number means that is comes with the 18-55mm f3.5-5.6. The "V" means it has GPS (some countries don't allow it).
1190389
The L stands for low-voltage. This model runs at 1.5V, but there is another model that runs at 1.35V - KHX16LS9P1K2/16. While most memory can be backwards compatible, that is you could probably use this memory at a lower voltage, you won't get the full performance of this memory running it at a lower voltage. I'd recommend getting the 1.35V model (KHX16LS9P1K2/16) You can simply search the model number on amazon to find it.
1499762
The L stands for Liter. It's a standard way of gauging capacity in outdoor bags. So the 22L is larger than the 16L.