Miele’s UK and US data sheets use several identifiers for two Scout RX3 listings. Keep each number with the product name and market shown on its sheet; material numbers, product type, and EAN are not station model codes or proof that replacement parts transfer between the products.
Compare the identifiers in each data sheet
| Data sheet | Product label | Product type | Material number | EAN | Old material number |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| UK data sheet | Scout RX3 | SPQL0 |
11830090 |
4002516453888 |
41PQL005GB |
| US data sheet | Scout RX3 Runner | SPQL0 |
11830110 |
4002516453901 |
41PQL031USA |
The UK sheet labels its product Scout RX3, while the US sheet names Scout RX3 Runner. The sheets do not establish that the models, parts, or regional bundles are equivalent. Both list a charging or base station among the included accessories, but neither provides a station model code. Do not use the product name or the included-station reference as a replacement-dock identifier.
Check the unit before using a listing
Read the product label or purchase documentation and match the full material number and EAN to the data sheet for the same market. If the physical unit, box, and support page show different numbers, ask Miele which product documentation applies. Confirm every part or station against an official listing for the exact model and component; these data sheets are identity references, not compatibility tables.
The source documents are product data sheets and do not establish current availability, service status, or fitment for other Scout models. Use the general model identity checklist to keep the robot’s identifiers, region, and station label recorded separately.