About Schneider Electric BMXCPS2010
Schneider Electric publishes BMXCPS2010 as a power supply module in the Modicon X80 modules range, described as 24 V DC, 16.8 W.
Schneider states that the module has an internal fuse that is not accessible for the primary circuit, overload and overvoltage protection for the secondary circuit and short-circuit protection for the secondary circuit, and positions the range on modularity, scalability, robustness and reliability.
Automation rack modules appear on the market as new, used, refurbished, repaired or surplus, and some listings are quote-only. Those are not one comparable price: check the stated condition, warranty and orderability of each listing individually, and confirm the rack and back-plane compatibility with the supplier or Schneider before ordering.
Verified identity of BMXCPS2010
The details below come from Schneider Electric's own product documentation. Anything the manufacturer does not publish is left off this page — confirm the rest on the supplier listing you choose.
| Manufacturer | Schneider Electric |
|---|---|
| Commercial reference | BMXCPS2010 |
| Range | Modicon X80 modules |
| Product type | Power supply module |
| Supply voltage stated by Schneider | 24 V DC |
| Power stated by Schneider | 16.8 W |
| Primary circuit fuse | Internal fuse, not accessible |
| Secondary circuit protection | Overload, overvoltage and short-circuit protection |
Manufacturer references
The identity details above are taken from Schneider Electric's own published documentation:
Common formatting variations
Suppliers, ERP systems, and handwritten work orders do not always write the number the same way. These are the forms worth trying — or ruling out — when a search returns nothing:
- BMXCPS2010 — the commercial reference as Schneider Electric publishes it
- BMX CPS 2010 / BMX-CPS-2010 — spaces or hyphens added by hand or by an ERP export
- bmxcps2010 — lower case in exports; the reference is not case sensitive when you search
- BMXCPS3020 / BMXCPS2000 / BMXCPS3500 — different X80 power supply references, not this one
How to search for BMXCPS2010
- Search the exact catalog number, BMXCPS2010, rather than a description.
- Confirm the manufacturer is Schneider Electric on the listing you open.
- Compare the supplier information returned side by side.
- Verify specifications and compatibility directly with the selected supplier before ordering.
What to verify before purchasing
- Exact catalog-number formatting, including every suffix character
- Manufacturer shown on the listing
- The specifications your application requires
- Condition — new, used, refurbished, or surplus, where applicable
- Package quantity — some listings are sold in multiples
- Shipping, return, and warranty terms
- Actual availability and lead time confirmed with the supplier
How to read the listing types you may see
New
Factory-new stock from a distributor or reseller.
Used
Previously installed. Testing and cosmetic condition vary by seller.
Refurbished
Inspected and tested by the seller, sometimes with a warranty.
Repaired
A failed unit returned to working order by a repair service.
Surplus
Unused overstock or excess inventory, often with limited warranty.
Request a quote
The supplier hides the price and asks you to enquire before ordering.
Out of stock / backorder
Listed but not on the shelf. Ask for a firm lead time before committing.
Prices and availability shown by suppliers may change between your search and your order. Confirm condition, package quantity, stock, and lead time with the supplier before purchasing.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I search for BMXCPS2010?
Enter BMXCPS2010 in PartVista's search field. PartVista checks the supplier sources connected to the app and shows the matching listings with the link, listed price and stated availability.
What is BMXCPS2010?
Schneider Electric lists it as a Modicon X80 power supply module rated 24 V DC, 16.8 W, with an inaccessible internal primary fuse and overload, overvoltage and short-circuit protection on the secondary circuit.
Why do listings for this module differ so much in price?
Because they are often different things: new, used, refurbished, repaired, surplus or quote-only. Read the condition and warranty on each listing rather than treating the lowest number as the same product.
Is another BMXCPS reference an acceptable substitute?
Do not assume so. The X80 power supplies differ in input and output ratings, so check the requirement against Schneider's documentation or ask the supplier before substituting.
Does PartVista sell BMXCPS2010?
No. PartVista searches supplier listings and lets you save the part; the purchase happens with the supplier you choose.
Can listed prices and availability change?
Yes. Rack modules move in and out of stock and quote-only listings have no fixed price. Confirm condition, price, stock, lead time and return terms with the supplier before ordering.