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How can I tell if a Rockwell product is obsolete?

We know it’s critical for you to maximize your investment in an automation system, and we support that with a track record of long product lifecycles. Knowing a product's lifecycle helps you plan and migrate to modern technology.

Click below to check the Rockwell product lifecycle status for a specific item

Rockwell Product Lifecycle Search

 

Rockwell Lifecycle Status Definition

Active Most current offering within a product category.
Active Mature Product is fully supported, but a newer product or family exists. Gain value by migrating.
End of Life Discontinued date announced - actively execute migrations and last time buys. Product generally orderable until the discontinued date.
Discontinued New product no longer manufactured or procured. Repair/exchange services may be available.


Rockwell Software/Firmware Version Lifecycle Status Definitions

Preferred
  • What customers should adopt to stay current
  • Priority for addressing anomalies
  • Priority for operating system patch qualification testing
  • Phone / self-assist support available
Managed
  • What customers adopt to stay current if they cannot adopt Preferred versions due to hardware dependencies
  • May be updated for new Windows OS support
  • Priority for operating system patch qualification testing
  • Phone / self-assist support available
Limited 
  • Available to support customers who do not desire to stay current
  • Not a priority for anomaly resolutions
  • Phone / self-assist support available
Retired 
  • Not available for download - May be available through technical support
  • Anomalies and Windows OS Support behaviors will not be addressed
  • Phone / self-assist support available