Telemecanique XUM2APXBM8 Telemecanique Control and Automation Components

Razz Middle East supplies Telemecanique control and automation components to plants and maintenance teams in Saudi Arabia. Photoelectric and proximity sensors, limit switches, pushbuttons and control station parts, connection accessories and drive option cards are sourced to order against the exact reference on the device, and delivered duty-paid to site.

Telemecanique XUM2APXBM8

This page covers Telemecanique part number XUM2APXBM8 — Telemecanique Control and Automation Components. Quote the full part number with your enquiry and the item is unambiguous: one part number identifies one exact product variant, including options that are not visible in the description.

About Telemecanique Control and Automation Components

Telemecanique is a long established control brand, now part of Schneider Electric, and much of the range carries references that are still recognised on plant even where the product has been renamed or superseded. The detection side covers the XU photoelectric sensors in through-beam, retro-reflective and diffuse forms, inductive and capacitive proximity sensors, and mechanical limit switches with a wide choice of heads and levers. The control and signalling side covers pushbuttons, selector switches, emergency stops and indicator units, assembled from operator heads, mounting collars and separate contact and lamp blocks, along with AB1 terminal blocks, markers and terminal accessories. Around variable speed drives sit option and communication cards and connection kits in the VW3A series, covering fieldbus interfaces, remote keypads, encoder interfaces, braking resistors, EMC filters and drive-to-PC cables. XZS and similar references cover pre-wired connectors, splitter boxes and cordsets that link sensors back to the controller without discrete wiring.

Telemecanique Control and Automation Components in Saudi Arabia

In the Kingdom this is largely replacement work on installed plant. Telemecanique sensors and control station parts are found in packaging and bottling lines, food and beverage factories, plastics and converting machinery, cement and aggregate handling, and water treatment and pumping control panels. Limit switches sit on gates, dampers, travel ends and conveyor guards; photoelectric sensors count and detect product on lines; drive option cards connect installed Altivar inverters to plant networks. Because much of the installed base is a decade or more old, the reference on the device may be superseded, and matching a current equivalent means checking the sensing function, the output type and the mechanical fit. Local conditions favour sealed housings and correct optical alignment: airborne dust in cement and aggregate plants and outdoor heat both reduce effective sensing range, and a sensor working at the edge of its range when clean will fail intermittently once dust builds on the lens.

Ordering and lead time

Quote the reference exactly as printed on the device, for example XUY41005ME, AB1VV635U, VW3A21101 or VW3A31821. Telemecanique references are dense and a single character changes the sensing mode, the output type or the connection. For sensors, state the sensing mode, through-beam, retro-reflective or diffuse, the required range, the output type, PNP or NPN and normally open or normally closed, the supply voltage, and whether the device has a cable tail or an M8 or M12 connector, since the same optical head exists in both. For control station parts, list the head, the mounting collar and each contact or lamp block separately. For drive option cards, give the inverter model they will fit. Where a reference is superseded, describe the application so a current equivalent can be proposed. Items are sourced to order, typically three weeks, and delivered duty-paid.

Specifications are taken from the supplier's published catalogue data. Confirm against the manufacturer's current datasheet before ordering.