Type-level lifecycle status taken from Pilz's own official sources: its two "Product Discontinuation" PDFs (PNOZelog; PSS 4000 CPU 1), its lexicon article on the PNOZmulti Classic / Mini discontinuation, and the individual Pilz e-shop discontinued pages for the PNOZmulti Classic base units. The file covers the PNOZelog family closure — 15 relay types plus PLID d1, discontinued at the end of December 2024 because, in Pilz's words, important components including both microprocessors were discontinued — the PNOZmulti Classic base units (range discontinued 31 December 2024, succeeded by PNOZmulti 2), and the PSS 4000 Generation 1 head modules superseded by CPU 2.0 / Gen. 2 types, with a substitute Product ID printed for only two of the six base types.
Counting basis, stated plainly: Pilz publishes no EOL list, discontinuation index or phase-out portal — only the notices above plus per-product e-shop marks. This dataset therefore counts distinct types covered by a range-level discontinuation statement (the same type-level precedent as the Honeywell and Beckhoff files in this catalogue), never range records and their constituent types twice, and never the hundreds of standalone per-part-number e-shop pages, which would be inference, not a Pilz statement.
Time-critical: every dated record in this file closed at the end of December 2024 — PNOZelog / PLID d1 and the PNOZmulti Classic (and Mini) ranges are in spares-and-redesign territory. The PNOZelog notice names no successor at all; the PSS 4000 notice publishes no date and leaves four of six base types with no substitute.
Honesty notes: A successor appears only where Pilz names one — myPNOZ / PNOZsigma / PNOZmulti 2 are NOT recorded as PNOZelog successors, however plausible they look. PSS 4000 replacements are Product IDs exactly as printed, with no name invented for an ID. Standard/"C" variant rows and suffix rows are collapsed to one type record each, and that collapsing is stated in the file.
Verification standard: Pilz official sources only — 3 documents plus the 4 base units' own e-shop discontinued pages, every one opened in full.
| Product Family | Catalog/Series | Lifecycle Status | Recommended Replacement / Migration Path |
|---|---|---|---|
| Safety relays (electronic) — PNOZelog | PNOZ e1p (774130) | Product Discontinuation — family notice: Pilz discontinued the PNOZelog family due to discontinuation of important components including both microprocessors. End of December 2024 | None named in the source — the notice offers only Pilz Technical Support help with a possible changeover |
| Safe line inspection — PLIDdys | PLID d1 (774260; C variant 784260) | Product Discontinuation — discontinued together with PNOZelog in the same notice. End of December 2024 | None named in the source (same basis as PNOZelog) |
| Automation system PSS 4000 — PSSu head modules | PSSu H PLC1 FS SN SD (312070) | Product Discontinuation — PSS 4000 Generation 1 (CPU 1.0) head module; Pilz's lifecycle move to CPU 2.0 processors. No date published in the notice | Replacement Product ID as printed: 312077 (PSS 4000 Gen. 2 / CPU 2.0) |
| Configurable safe small controllers — PNOZmulti Classic base units | PNOZ m1p base unit, expandable (773100) | No longer available / end of product lifecycle — own Pilz e-shop page under /eshop/discontinued/. Range discontinued 31 December 2024 (Pilz lexicon) | PNOZmulti 2 (range successor, lexicon); own page names none |
| Configurable safe small controllers — PNOZmulti Classic base units | PNOZ m3p ETH (773126; burner-function base unit) | No longer available / end of product lifecycle — own Pilz e-shop page under /eshop/discontinued/. Range discontinued 31 December 2024 (Pilz lexicon) | Named on its own page: "Follow-up product: 772102 PNOZ m B1 Burner" (verbatim as printed); range successor PNOZmulti 2 per lexicon |
Sample rows are copied verbatim from the paid dataset file (status and replacement columns; the paid file also carries the full date per record, migration conditions, and a source URL per record).
Full file: all 26 type-level records from Pilz's official discontinuation notices, lexicon and e-shop discontinued pages, plus migration notes and a coverage-gaps section (including why per-product e-shop marks outside a range statement were deliberately excluded). Clean Markdown, compiled 2026-10-22.
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Facts compiled from public OEM lifecycle sources; not affiliated with or endorsed by Pilz. Trademarks belong to their owners. This is a migration-planning reference, not engineering sign-off. Safety-related selections require qualified engineering review and verification against Pilz's current publications before acting.