Pepperl Fuchs 088195 Pepperl+Fuchs Sensors and Explosion-Protection Interfaces

Razz Middle East supplies Pepperl+Fuchs factory and process automation products in Saudi Arabia, sourced to order against the six-digit article number. The range covers inductive, photoelectric and ultrasonic sensors and rotary encoders on the factory side, and intrinsic-safety isolators, signal conditioners, fieldbus infrastructure, remote I/O and purge systems for hazardous areas on the process side. Items are delivered duty-paid, normally within three weeks.

Pepperl Fuchs 088195

This page covers Pepperl Fuchs part number 088195 — Pepperl+Fuchs Sensors and Explosion-Protection Interfaces. 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 Pepperl+Fuchs Sensors and Explosion-Protection Interfaces

Pepperl+Fuchs lists most products by a six-digit article number such as 018355 or 276397, with the readable type designation printed alongside it, so the number is what identifies a specific build. Two halves of the catalogue sit behind it. Factory automation covers inductive proximity sensors in the full range of barrel and block housings, including flush and non-flush versions, extended-range and factor-1 types that see steel and aluminium alike, weld-field immune bodies for spot welding, photoelectric sensors, ultrasonic sensors that work where optics are defeated by dust or transparency, rotary encoders, positioning systems and AS-Interface modules. Process automation covers the interfaces that keep field wiring safe in classified areas: isolated barriers and Zener barriers for intrinsically safe loops, temperature and signal converters, HART multiplexers, fieldbus power and segment protection, remote I/O for Zone 1 and Zone 2, purge and pressurisation systems, and Ex-rated operator terminals and enclosures. Explosion-protection products carry certification to ATEX and IECEx, and the certificate scope is part of what the article number defines, alongside gas group, temperature class and protection concept.

Pepperl+Fuchs Sensors and Explosion-Protection Interfaces in Saudi Arabia

The Saudi market for Pepperl+Fuchs is shaped by hazardous-area work. Aramco gas and oil facilities, SABIC and Jubail and Yanbu petrochemical complexes, tank farms, loading terminals and pipeline stations run instrument loops into classified Zone 1 and Zone 2 areas, and the isolated barriers, signal conditioners and remote I/O that terminate those loops are a standing maintenance item. Purge and pressurisation systems keep analyser houses and local control panels usable in classified spaces. On the factory side, inductive and photoelectric sensors are used in cement, steel, packaging, bottling and materials handling across Riyadh, Dammam and Jeddah, and ultrasonic sensors are chosen for dusty conveying and for clear plastic containers. Rotary encoders and positioning systems appear on cranes, gantries and stacker-reclaimers. Ambient heat, dust and the salt-laden air on the Gulf and Red Sea coasts drive housing and coating choices, and equipment brought into the Kingdom must satisfy the applicable SASO conformity requirements alongside the hazardous-area certification the site demands.

Ordering and lead time

Quote the six-digit article number from the device label or from the loop drawing; the printed type designation on its own is not enough, because one type can exist as several article numbers with different cable, connector, output or certificate scope. For explosion-protection items, state the area classification, gas group and temperature class the loop is designed to, and say whether the replacement has to keep an existing certificate and loop calculation valid, since substituting a barrier changes the entity parameters. For sensors, give sensing distance, flush or non-flush mounting, output type and whether the connection is a fixed cable or an M8 or M12 plug. Where a device is part of a certified system such as a purge unit or a remote I/O rack, name the rack and backplane too. Items are sourced to order and delivered duty-paid, with a normal lead time of three weeks, longer for certified process assemblies.

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