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Schneider Electric Magelis STU Operator Panels

The Magelis STU series from Schneider Electric comprises compact color touchscreen operator panels featuring TFT displays with 320x240 pixel resolution. They combine an intuitive graphical interface with robust industrial-grade construction, making them an optimal solution for process visualization and control in compact automation applications.

STU Series Technical Specifications

Magelis STU panels feature a color TFT screen with a 65,536-color palette, providing clear rendering of charts, diagrams, and process schematics. Key technical parameters of the series:

  • Display type: TFT, color, touchscreen
  • Resolution: 320x240 pixels (QVGA)
  • Color depth: 65,536 colors
  • Communication ports: RS232, RS485 (RJ45 connector)
  • Communication protocol: Modbus RTU/ASCII
  • USB ports: host and client for project download and peripheral connection
  • Transfer speed: up to 115.2 Kbps

Magelis STU Operator Panel Models

The series includes two models with different screen sizes, allowing you to select the optimal option based on workspace requirements and the volume of information to be displayed:

ModelScreen SizeMatrixInterfacesApplication
HMISTU6553.5 inchesTFT, 65,536 colorsRS232, RS485, USBCompact control cabinets, small installations
HMISTU8555.7 inchesTFT, 65,536 colorsRS232, RS485, USBStandard automation systems, pumping stations

Magelis STU Applications

Thanks to their compact dimensions and extensive communication capabilities, STU panels are used across various industrial automation sectors:

  • Water supply and drainage: pump operation monitoring, reservoir levels, network pressure
  • HVAC systems: climate control management, temperature and humidity monitoring
  • Packaging equipment: packaging line status visualization, parameter monitoring
  • Conveyor systems: speed display, product counting, alarm messaging
  • Small production lines: control of individual units with limited mounting space

STU panels are compatible with Schneider Electric Modicon M221, M241, and M340 controllers, as well as equipment from other manufacturers supporting Modbus RTU/ASCII.

Other Schneider Electric Operator Panel Series

If you need a larger screen or enhanced communication options, consider other Schneider Electric series in our catalog:

  • Magelis STO -- monochrome text panels, 3.4 inches, for basic monitoring tasks
  • Magelis XBT -- full range from 2.5 to 15 inches with Ethernet and TCP/IP support

Warranty and Support

Schneider Electric Magelis STU panels come with official manufacturer warranty. We provide technical support for model selection, integration with existing automation systems, and communication setup. Delivery across Ukraine.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an HMI panel and what is it used for?

An HMI (Human-Machine Interface) is a touchscreen display for visualizing and controlling industrial processes. It shows equipment parameters (temperature, pressure, speed), allows operators to change setpoints, view trends, and receive alarm notifications. HMI panels connect to PLCs and VFDs.

How do I choose the right HMI panel size?

Screen size depends on the amount of information: 4-5 inches for simple systems with a few parameters, 7 inches is the most popular size for most applications, 10-15 inches for complex systems with graphs and diagrams. Also consider resolution, brightness, protection class (IP65 for front panel), and communication ports.

Are your HMI panels compatible with different PLCs?

Yes, modern HMI panels support a wide range of protocols and PLC manufacturers. Delta panels support Modbus, Siemens S7, Allen-Bradley, Mitsubishi, and other protocols. This means a Delta DOP panel can connect to a Siemens PLC or vice versa.

What software is needed to program an HMI?

Each manufacturer provides free software: Delta — DOPSoft (intuitive drag-and-drop interface), Siemens — TIA Portal, Weintek — EasyBuilder Pro. Programming involves creating visualization screens, linking elements to PLC addresses, and configuring navigation. No coding skills required.