Celesco Part Number Decoder
Paste any Celesco / KMBT order code — PT9420, RT9420, PT8420, PT9101, RT9101, PT8101, PT101, PT9600, RBS9600 — and see what every digit means: stroke range, enclosure, cable, exit, output signal and connector.
Decode by Series
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I read a Celesco part number?
Celesco order codes follow MODEL-RRRR-ABC-DEFG: a 4-digit stroke or turn range, three option digits (enclosure, cable, exit), then four digits for signal output, electrical connection and reserved positions. Paste any code into the decoder above for a segment-by-segment breakdown.
My part number does not decode — what now?
Codes with letter suffixes (EX, EP), the VLS prefix, or extra trailing digits are factory specials or distributor stock numbers. Send the full code to KMBT and we will identify the equivalent configuration.
Do you ship and support internationally?
Yes. KMBT supplies Celesco, Macro Sensors and KMBT-branded position sensors worldwide with quotation, datasheets and technical support.