Cross-reference
What replaces the part in your hand?
A failed Telemecanique XB4, an Allen-Bradley 800F, a Moeller M22 — enter the number off the nameplate and we will show what we supply against it. Paste a whole competitor bill of materials and we will work through the lot.
418 competitor references, over 259 of our 744 listed parts, across 7 manufacturers.
This table covers a subset of the catalogue and is being extended. A number that is not here does not mean we cannot supply it — most of what we cross-reference has not been entered yet. Send anything you cannot find and we will identify it and add it.
Lookup
Enter competitor part numbers
One per line, with an optional quantity — XB4-BA31, 4 or M22-D-G x 2. Our own part numbers are recognised too, so a mixed list works.
By manufacturer
Brands we cross-reference
The legacy control gear most often found in a ship's switchboard. Open one to see every reference we hold against it.
Not finding your part?
Send us the nameplate details — brand, series, rating, cut-out — and we will come back with what replaces it, and add it to this table. Photographs of the failed part are welcome; they are usually faster than a part number that has worn off.
How to read a match
- Direct
- Form, fit and function equivalent. Fits the same cut-out, same rating, same wiring.
- Functional
- Does the same job with a stated difference — terminal orientation, mounting depth, housing material. The difference is written on every entry.
- Consult
- Close, but a variant or rating needs confirming. Sales checks before you order.
Plausible demonstration data. Competitor series and part-number formats are real; individual pairings are generated and must be verified by sales before publication. Confirm any substitution with Ceytom before ordering.