Mouser Now Shipping Weidmuller's u-control M3000 and M4000 Programmable Automation Controllers for Industrial Automation at the Edge
February 10, 2026 – Mouser Electronics, Inc., the authorized global distributor with the newest electronic components and industrial automation products, is now stocking the u-control M3000 and M4000 programmable automation controllers (PACs) from Weidmuller. The u-control M3000 and M4000 PACs provide a control and edge system in one device and integrate real-time control, IT (Information Technology), and OT (Operational Technology) convergence. The u-control M3000 and M4000 PACs offer a future-proof system for all Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and automation tasks.
The Weidmuller u-control M3000 and M4000, now at Mouser, feature powerful multi-core processors, fast data handling, and extensive memory for handling complex industrial automation. With an open, factory-installed operating system, the u-control M3000 and M4000 PAC controllers offer greater flexibility and scalability than traditional programmable logic controllers (PLCs).
The u-control M3000 and M4000 PACs feature a universal USB-C™ port, standard Ethernet ports, and Weidmuller's u-OS, with CodeSys compatibility, for effortless setup. The u-control M4000 offers quad-core processing for enhanced performance, two additional Ethernet ports, and extra RAM, NV RAM, and flash memory for complex edge computing. The modular design of the u-control M3000 and M4000 PACs enables easy integration of IT and OT components.
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