MAINTENANCE ALERT: SCHNEIDER AUTOMATION PRICE CHANGES EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 25

Field Service Brief | September 23, 2026 — Maintenance teams should review planned replacements for drives, motion hardware and operator interfaces before revised pricing takes effect.

The supplied Schneider Electric notice applies from September 25, 2026. It covers products commonly held as critical spares, including Altivar drives, Lexium servo equipment, selected BRS3 motors, Schneider touch panels and Pro-face HMI platforms.

Maintenance Categories in the Notice

• Altivar ATV12/320/340/630/650/930/950: +5% reference adjustment.
• Lexium 18 servo products and motors: +5%.
• Lexium 32 servo drives: +3% to +10%.
• Selected BRS3 stepper motors: +30%.
• Schneider HMI families: generally +8%, with ET6 at +10%.
• Pro-face HMI families: +8% to +12%, depending on the series.

Field Replacement Priorities

Do not order from the family name alone. Record the complete part number, supply voltage, power rating, communication option, firmware, motor feedback, panel cutout and approval requirements. For an HMI replacement, back up the application and confirm that the engineering software can open and transfer the project.

Spare-Parts Planning

Prioritize genuine failure risks and shutdown dependencies. Check stock condition, repairability and lead time before increasing inventory. Where a quotation crosses the effective date, request written confirmation of validity and the applicable price basis.

Source note: Source: Schneider Electric industrial automation price-adjustment notice supplied for this report. The notice states that the revised prices take effect on September 25, 2026. Percentages are reference adjustments by product family; confirm the final transaction price, configuration and quotation validity before ordering.