Weidmüller Luminaire accessories

weidmuller luminaire accessories overview and range

This category bundles everything that turns a cabinet or machine light into a finished, serviceable assembly: brackets and magnets, swivel joints, end caps, diffusers, link leads, door switches, motion sensors, and M8/M12 cords. Weidmüller structures the range by fixture family (cabinet strips, machine bars, task modules), mounting style (DIN-rail clip, screw, magnetic), and connection type (plug-and-play vs. push-in). Typical buyers are panel shops, OEM machine builders, and MRO teams who want predictable footprints, quick installs, and spares that match last year’s builds.

weidmuller mounting systems for cabinets and machines

Mounts come in three practical styles. Clip feet snap to TS35 rails for fast panel builds; slotted brackets screw to back-plates and machine frames; magnetic bases speed retrofit and commissioning. Swivel adapters give 0–90° aiming so labels and conductors read clearly. Heights align with common rail offsets; hole patterns repeat across 300–1000 mm lamps, so one bracket SKU fits multiple lengths. Most distributors stock clips and straight brackets in 10-packs and magnets in 2s or 4s—easy for line-side bins.

weidmuller connectors and adapters for fast hook up

Plug sets cover M8 and M12 A-coded in straight and right-angle forms, with 1 m and 3 m cords the top movers. Splitters and through-wiring kits daisy-chain two or three lamps from a single 24 V feed; strain-relief saddles tidy the entry. Push-in adapters convert bare leads to tool-free terminations on the control rail. For door-activated lighting, add pre-wired switch leads with ferrules—installers love the time savings.

weidmuller spare parts for luminaires and service

Keep service packs on the shelf: end caps, lens covers (clear and frosted), retaining clips, and replacement seals. These resolve most field complaints without swapping the whole lamp. For harsher zones, stock gasket sets and protective guards; for long chains, carry link leads in two lengths to avoid stretching a single SKU into the wrong job.

Product range and series overview

• Mounting hardware: TS35 clip feet, slotted L-brackets, swivel joints, magnetic bases.
• Electrical kits: M8/M12 cords, Y-splitters, daisy-chain links, push-in adapters, earth jumpers
• Controls: door switches, inline rockers, PIR sensors with adjustable timeout.
• Finishing parts: end caps, cable clips, glare diffusers, label carriers that match terminal markers.
  Popular picks: TS35 clip set, 3 m M12 cord, swivel bracket pair, and frosted diffuser—these four cover most cabinet builds.

Key features and ordering specs that matter

• Compatibility. Accessories match the cross-section of cabinet strips and machine bars; one bracket family covers several lengths.
• Voltage and connectors. 24 V DC ecosystem with M8/M12; right-angle plugs solve shallow doors.
• Ingress. IP20 accessories for enclosures; sealed caps and gaskets maintain IP54–IP65 on splash lines.
• Materials. Anodised aluminium and reinforced polymer; magnets rated for painted steel.
• Packaging. Brackets and clips in 5s/10s, cords in singles; sensor kits boxed complete with mounting screws.

Applications and compatibility

Use these parts inside MCCs, I/O cabinets, inspection benches, pick stations and machine frames. Basket building is straightforward: pair with Weidmüller 24 V power supplies, push-in terminals, DIN rails, cable glands and marker systems. For clean routing, bring lamp feeds through EMC glands and clamp shields near the entry—especially around VFD bays. Many procurement lists group small picks under weidmuller lighting accessories so kitting doesn’t stall assembly.

Integration with other Weidmüller products

Clip feet share rail geometry with Weidmüller terminal blocks; label carriers use the same marker profiles for consistent IDs. M8/M12 cords match sensor wiring, reducing spares. Door switches fit the usual Ø22 plan used by push buttons and pilots, so machining stays uniform. Earth jumpers land on the brand’s PE terminals; keep links short to reduce touch voltages.

Selection criteria for B2B clients

• Environment and IP. Choose sealed caps and gaskets for dusty or wet areas; open caps are fine in IP20 enclosures.
• Mounting method. Magnets accelerate retrofit; screw brackets hold position on vibrating skids; clips are fastest on rails.
• Aiming and glare. Add a swivel joint and a frosted diffuser where operators read marker text at close range.
• Connector strategy. Standardise on M12 if your plant stocks it; use right-angle plugs in shallow doors.
• Chain length and load. Check total lamp current and link-lead rating; leave 20% PSU headroom
• Kit completeness. Order brackets, caps, cords, and a door switch together—missing small parts trigger site delays.

Advantages of working with Bankoflamps

You get individual B2B pricing and custom offers, a personal account manager, and real-time stock across EU warehouses. Quotes return fast—about an hour—and ordering by EAN/MPN is simple. Price lists are downloadable and current; we provide lead-time tracking, order status updates, purchase-history analytics, and post-payment up to 30 days for trusted clients. Consolidated shipment management cuts freight with stable pricing under validity dates. We serve France, the Baltics, Germany, Spain, Italy, Belgium and the Netherlands.