EPLAN Data Portal Update 02 October 2023

October 23, 2023

In this update of the EPLAN Data Portal, there are now a total of 465 manufacturers and more than 1,500,000 data sets are available with the update October 19, 2023.

Data Portal updated and new data

  • Bachmann electronic GmbH – 112 updated data sets with PLC
  • Balluff GmbH – 1 new data set with converters
  • BLOCK Transformatoren-Elektronik GmbH – 7 updated data sets with transformers
  • Danfoss Drives A/S – 1 new data set with housing accessories – external extensions
  • Dehn + Söhne GmbH & Co. KG – 17 new data sets with protection devices
  • Delta Electronics, Inc. – 24 new data sets with converters
  • Eaton Industries GmbH – 20 new and 79 updated data sets with protection devices and power switchgear
  • ETI Elektroelement d.o.o. – 22 new and 2,219 updated data sets with amplifiers, capacitors, contactors, controllers, filters, measuring instruments, miscellaneous, protection devices, relays, sensors, switches and pushbuttons, terminators and test devices
  • Fagor Automation, S. Coop. – 7 new and 4 updated data sets with converters and PLC
  • ifm electronic gmbh – 7 new and 5 updated data sets with electrical engineering – special items, PLC and plugs
  • Interroll Software & Electronics GmbH – 2 new data sets with voltage source and generators
  • Katko Oy – 289 updated data sets with general, protection devices and terminals
  • KALEJA GmbH – 1 updated data set with amplifiers and controllers
  • Lenze SE – 1 updated data set with generals
  • Panasonic Electric Works – 39 new and 1 updated data set with sensors
  • Phoenix Contact GmbH & Co. KG – 9 new and 728 updated data sets with contactors, logic items, plugs, power switchgears, relays and terminals
  • Pilz GmbH & Co. KG – 1 updated data sets with sensors, switches and pushbuttons
  • Saginaw Control & Engineering – 108 new and 40 updated data sets with housings and enclosures
  • SEW-EURODRIVE GmbH & Co. KG – 3 new and 14 updated data sets with converters and PLC
  • Sick AG – 7 new data sets with sensors, switches and pushbuttons
  • Siemens AG – 1 new and 23 updated data sets with voltage sources and generators
  • Tekima S.r.l. – 55 new data sets with cables
  • WAGO GmbH & Co. KG – 3 new and 61 updated data sets with contactors, converters, semiconductors and terminals
  • Weidmueller Group – 6 new data sets with transmission paths

Data Portal Summary

  • 25 updated manufacturer
  • 333 new data sets
  • 3,588 updated data sets
  • 18 deleted data sets
  • 960 new parts with EDS
  • In total 907,503 parts with EDS
  • In total 313 manufacturers with EDS parts
  • In total 1,504,013 data sets live in EDP
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