⚠ Confirmed: Centeron pressure sensors are discontinued
Centeron Pressure Sensor Discontinued.
Here's What Happens Next.
Schneider Electric's Jan 22, 2026 customer notice confirmed all Centeron product lines are being wound down — including the entire IS pressure sensor lineup (PXXXN-VL-IS, PXXXE-VL-IS, and GPS variants). WebView services are planned through Jan 31, 2027. If you rely on these sensors for tank monitoring, here's what the discontinuation means and what your options are.
Source and Timeline Snapshot
Based on Schneider Electric customer notice dated Jan 22, 2026. The notice says timelines are estimates and subject to change.
Last Time Buy: 30 days from notice date.
End of production target: orders placed before notice were expected to ship on or before Mar 31, 2026.
WebView services: planned through Jan 31, 2027.
Summary only; confirm current commercial terms directly with Schneider Electric.
View full shutdown timelineWhich Pressure Sensors Are Discontinued?
All four Centeron IS cellular pressure sensor variants are affected.
PXXXN-VL-IS
IS pressure sensor, cellular, 11′–50′ depth range
DiscontinuedPXXXN-VL-IS-G
IS pressure sensor with GPS, cellular, 11′–50′ depth
DiscontinuedPXXXE-VL-IS
E-series IS pressure sensor, cellular, 11′–50′ depth
DiscontinuedPXXXE-VL-IS-G
E-series IS pressure sensor with GPS, cellular, 11′–50′ depth
DiscontinuedDiscontinuation Timeline
Jan 22, 2026
Notice Issued
Schneider Electric announced the Maryville plant closure plan. Production timelines are estimates subject to change.
30 Days From Notice
Last Time Buy Closed
Last Time Buy orders were accepted for 30 days. No returns or cancellations. 6-month shipment warranty.
Through Jan 31, 2027
WebView Service Period
WebView operations planned through Jan 31, 2027. After discontinuance, remote data access and alerts end.
Source: Schneider Electric customer notice dated Jan 22, 2026. Timelines are estimated and subject to change.
What the Discontinuation Means for Pressure Sensor Users
If you're running PXXXN or PXXXE sensors today, here's what changes when Centeron shuts down.
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Remote Readings Stop
Pressure-based tank levels currently visible on WebView will go dark when servers shut down. No more remote fill data.
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Alerts Go Silent
Low-level warnings, high-pressure alerts, and threshold notifications stop working entirely.
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History May Be Lost
Fill histories, trend data, and pressure reading archives stored on Centeron servers may become permanently inaccessible.
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No Replacement Parts
Failed PXXX sensors can't be replaced with OEM equipment. Production has been wound down.
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Route Optimization Ends
Without real-time levels, delivery scheduling reverts to calendar-based guesswork and unnecessary truck rolls.
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Compliance Risk
Operations that use continuous pressure-based monitoring for regulatory compliance lose their electronic audit trail.
Your Options
Do Nothing
Wait for servers to go offline. Lose remote visibility, alerts, and historical data. Risk run-outs and compliance gaps.
⚠ High risk
Another Legacy System
Switch to another aging platform. Same discontinuation risk, outdated tech, and limited integrations.
⚠ Medium risk
Migrate to Rivio
Modern LTE platform with guided data migration. Rivio maps your sites, imports thresholds, and launches in phases.
✓ Recommended
Why Operators Switch to Rivio
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Direct Pressure Sensor Replacement
Rivio sensors replace every PXXX variant with modern LTE equipment rated for the same depth applications.
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Managed Data Migration
We don't just swap hardware. Rivio maps your locations, imports thresholds, and executes rollout site by site.
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Zero-Gap Cutover
Your alerts and dashboards stay active throughout the migration. Every site is validated before going live.
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Active Platform Development
Unlike Centeron, Rivio is actively building — better analytics, API integrations, and fleet optimization tools.
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Responsive Support
Real people who answer the phone. No ticket queues, no weeks waiting for a corporate help desk response.
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Built for the Long Haul
Rivio's platform, servers, and support aren't going anywhere. No sunset risk.
Discontinuation FAQ
Are Centeron pressure sensors really discontinued?
Yes. Schneider Electric's Jan 22, 2026 customer notice confirmed all Centeron product lines, including IS pressure sensors, are being wound down.
When do sensors stop working?
The hardware may continue to read locally, but WebView services are planned through Jan 31, 2027. After that, remote dashboards, alerts, and data access end.
Can I still buy PXXXN or PXXXE sensors?
The Last Time Buy window has closed. No new Centeron sensors are being manufactured.
Will I lose my historical data?
Data stored on Centeron servers may become inaccessible after shutdown. Migrating to Rivio before the deadline preserves your historical baselines.
How long does migration take?
Depends on fleet size. Rivio maps your data first, then executes field swap-outs in phases so you're never without coverage.
Is there a cost to get a migration assessment?
No. Contact Rivio for a free assessment — we'll review your sensor inventory and provide a transparent migration quote.
Your Pressure Sensors Are Being Discontinued. Your Data Doesn't Have to Be.
Rivio imports your Centeron pressure sensor records, thresholds, and site data so your team can go live quickly without rebuilding everything by hand.