Weidmüller Luminaires

weidmuller luminaires overview for panels, machines and work zones

This category covers cabinet lights, machine task lights and rugged bars that survive real production. Weidmüller structures the range by mounting style (magnet, screw, hinge or clip-in), supply (24 V DC and 100–240 V AC), length modules from 150 to 1200 mm, and protection classes from IP20 for enclosures up to IP67 for splash and washdown. Typical buyers are panel builders, OEMs and MRO teams who want quick install, clean wiring and consistent light levels without babysitting spare parts.

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Expect three clear families. Cabinet strips with slim profiles for TS35 or back-plate mounting—300, 500 and 700 mm are the fast movers. Robust machine bars with tempered lenses and higher IP, available in 30–60 cm to illuminate conveyors and tooling. Service lights with integrated socket or switch for technicians. Light outputs step from ~300 lm for small enclosures to >2000 lm for machines. Color temps land in neutral white for true wire colors. Housing materials: anodized aluminum or reinforced polymer; lenses in clear or frosted to cut glare on glossy doors.

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Connection styles are straightforward: M12 plug for 24 V DC daisy-chaining, push-in terminal blocks for fixed wiring, and captive leads on AC variants. Many models include end-to-end linking so one feed powers several lamps; installers like this when space is tight. Brackets swivel for beam aiming, and magnetic feet speed retrofit jobs—handy during commissioning. Switch choices include on-body rocker, door switch kits and motion sensors for service bays.

Key features and ordering specs

• Voltages: 24 V DC for panels and machines; 100–240 V AC for service lighting and retrofits.
• Protection: IP20 cabinet use, IP54 for dusty bays, IP65–IP67 where splash or washdown is present.
• Optics: wide beam for uniform cabinet fill, focused beam for task lighting; frosted lens options reduce reflections.
• Connections: M12 A-coded, screw terminals or captive lead; through-wiring kits for multi-lamp runs.
• Accessories: door switches, motion sensors, right-angle brackets, magnetic holders, M12 patch leads, end caps and label carriers.
• Packaging: cabinet lengths typically packed in 1s; accessories in small bags of 5 or 10 for line-side bins.

Applications and compatibility

Use inside MCCs and I/O cabinets, on machine frames, along inspection stations and inside test benches. Lights pair naturally with Weidmüller 24 V power supplies, terminal blocks and TS35 rails. For clean routing add cable ducts and EMC cable glands; connectors and pre-made M12 cords keep installs repeatable. Many specifiers file these under weidmuller professional lighting fixtures to keep sourcing aligned with panel hardware rather than general MRO.

Integration with other Weidmüller products

M12-powered lamps sit on the same DIN rails as your PSUs and I/O; jumpers land to PE terminals for reliable bonding. Door switch kits share the usual Ø22 cutout plan, and label carriers match marker systems used across terminal blocks. If you run PoE cameras in the same bay, keep lighting on 24 V DC rails from the brand’s supplies to avoid nuisance trips on network power.

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Lengths share the same cross-section, brackets and wiring kits, so you can mix 300 + 500 + 700 mm in one enclosure row with one set of accessories. Through-wiring lets you feed a chain from a single M12 trunk. This modularity cuts picking time and simplifies spares—keep one bracket style and two cord lengths on the shelf and you’ll cover most cabinets.

Selection criteria for B2B clients

• Environment and IP. Choose IP20 for closed enclosures; step to IP65–IP67 on open frames or washdown lines.
• Voltage and wiring. 24 V DC integrates cleanly with the control rail; AC suits maintenance lights without extra PSU capacity.
• Beam and output. Small cabinets need ~300–700 lm; wide bays or deep machines benefit from >1500 lm and a wider optic.
• Mounting method. Magnets accelerate retrofit; screw brackets stay put on vibrating equipment.
• Connector strategy. Standardize on M12 to reuse existing cords; use through-wiring where one feed must serve multiple lamps.
• Kit completeness. Add brackets, door switch or sensor, M12 leads and end caps so the crew finishes in one pass.

Advantages of working with Bankoflamps

You get individual B2B pricing and tailored offers, backed by a personal account manager and real-time stock across EU warehouses. Quotes return fast—around an hour—and orders by EAN/MPN are simple. Price lists are downloadable and always current. We track lead times and order status, provide purchase-history analytics, and offer post-payment up to 30 days for trusted clients. Consolidated shipment management lowers delivery costs with stable pricing valid to agreed dates. We serve France, the Baltics, Germany, Spain, Italy, Belgium and the Netherlands.