Obsolete & Discontinued Schneider Electric Parts

Schneider renames and re-ranges frequently — Telemecanique became TeSys, Multi9 became Acti9, Compact became ComPacT — which means a part can look discontinued when it has only been renamed, or look identical when the range underneath has genuinely changed. We check which of the two you are actually facing before quoting.

Legacy ranges and their successors

Frequently asked questions

My part is not discontinued — has it just been renamed?

That happens constantly with Schneider. Multi9 became Acti9, Telemecanique became TeSys, Compact became ComPacT. Send us the reference from the device and we will tell you whether it is a rename, a true succession, or still in production under the same code.

How fast can you source a discontinued Schneider part?

Current Schneider parts typically reach Egypt in about 7 days. Genuinely obsolete items depend on where the remaining stock sits, so lead times vary — we quote a realistic date rather than an optimistic one.

Will you supply the successor if the original is gone?

Yes, and we will list what changes with it — mounting, terminals, accessories, parameters. Being told about a mounting difference before delivery is a lot cheaper than discovering it on site.

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