EPLCG, EHB, ENIM, ETN, NG, ACE-T, EAPP, ES-T, ESV-T, AM, HPM, NIM, SBHM, SMM, FSC, DHEB, PCUS, UCNE, XLCNE, ACM (Alarm Configuration Manager R321), PCN Monitoring service, ControlEdge Builder R170.x/R171.x, Experion PKS R501.x, Experion MX / MXProLine R704.x, MXProLine platform, Experion MX Traditional MD, Experion MX Traditional CD, MLPLC 2MLL-BIPT / 2MLL-BIPT-CC, MZ-PCST03, MZ-PCST04, MZ-PCSR04, MZ-PCSR05, MZ-PCSR06, MZ-PCIS02, MZ-PCTB02
| Product Family | Catalog/Series | Lifecycle Status | Discontinuation or milestone date | Recommended Replacement / Migration Path | Migration Conditions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coaxial TPN / LCN nodes (TPS / TDC era) | EPLCG — Enhanced Programmable Logic Controller Gateway | **Withdrawn from sales + Legacy Lifecycle phase** per the March 2021 notification; **Phased Out** per the January 2026 reminder (node type EPLCG appears in its phase-out tables) | Withdrawn / Legacy: **1 March 2021**; Phased Out: **31 December 2025** | **Experion LCN (ELCN) equivalent** — "For all impacted nodes, there is an ELCN equivalent solution available for migration" (March 2021); January 2026 reminder: modernize to Experion / C300PM / Safety Manager platforms | Coax spares ran through a last-time-buy programme (LTB closure 30 June 2025 per later HINTS summaries); after phase-out, no new parts, commercially reasonable support effort only |
| Coaxial TPN / LCN nodes | EHB — Coax Experion Hiway Bridge | Same status basis as EPLCG | Withdrawn / Legacy: **1 March 2021**; Phased Out: **31 December 2025** | **ELCN equivalent** (same basis) | Same as EPLCG |
| Coaxial TPN / LCN nodes | ENIM — Coax Enhanced Network Interface Module | Same status basis as EPLCG (ENIM also in the January 2026 phase-out tables) | Withdrawn / Legacy: **1 March 2021**; Phased Out: **31 December 2025** | **ELCN equivalent** (same basis) | Same as EPLCG |
| Coaxial TPN / LCN nodes | ETN — Enhanced TPS Node | Same status basis as EPLCG (ETN also in the January 2026 phase-out tables) | Withdrawn / Legacy: **1 March 2021**; Phased Out: **31 December 2025** | **ELCN equivalent** (same basis) | Same as EPLCG |
| Coaxial TPN / LCN nodes | NG — Network Gateway | Same status basis as EPLCG (NG also in the January 2026 phase-out tables) | Withdrawn / Legacy: **1 March 2021**; Phased Out: **31 December 2025** | **ELCN equivalent** (same basis) | Same as EPLCG |
| Coaxial TPN / LCN nodes | ACE-T — Coax Application Control Environment TPS | Same status basis as EPLCG | Withdrawn / Legacy: **1 March 2021**; Phased Out: **31 December 2025** | **ELCN equivalent** (same basis) | Same as EPLCG |
| Coaxial TPN / LCN nodes | EAPP — Coax Experion APP | Same status basis as EPLCG | Withdrawn / Legacy: **1 March 2021**; Phased Out: **31 December 2025** | **ELCN equivalent** (same basis) | Same as EPLCG |
| Coaxial TPN / LCN nodes | ES-T — Coax connected Experion Station TPS | Same status basis as EPLCG | Withdrawn / Legacy: **1 March 2021**; Phased Out: **31 December 2025** | **ELCN equivalent** (same basis) | Same as EPLCG |
Sample rows are copied verbatim from the paid dataset file.
All 35 records are in the Honeywell Process — EOL & Migration Dataset v1 file.
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How do I check whether a specific Honeywell Process part is in this dataset?
Open the free sample records on the dataset page first — they are copied verbatim from the paid file. The full file lists every record with its source notice, so you can confirm coverage of your exact part number before relying on the cross-reference.
What does last time buy (LTB) mean?
The last date the manufacturer accepts orders for a discontinued part. After it passes, the part is only available from remaining distributor stock or the secondary market — which is exactly when a verified replacement cross-reference matters most.
Are the recommended replacements drop-in compatible?
Not necessarily. Manufacturers' own notices sometimes warn that a recommended replacement is not pin or voltage compatible and requires a board redesign. Where the source notice prints such a warning, it is carried in the dataset — always check the replacement's package and key specs against your design.
Where does this data come from?
Every record is extracted from a Honeywell Process document — the manufacturer's own lifecycle, discontinuation, PCN/PDN notices and the affected-part lists they publish — downloaded from the manufacturer's own channels. No part number, date or replacement is inferred; if the manufacturer did not print it, it is not in the file.
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