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Brand
R. STAHL
R. STAHL is a German specialist in explosion-protected electrical equipment. It was founded in Stuttgart in 1876 by Rafael Stahl and Gustav Weineck and in 1926 developed explosion-protected electrical apparatus. Its explosion protection business moved to Waldenburg in 2001, and the company sold its crane business to Konecranes in 2005 to focus on explosion protection. Seven Star LLC lists R. STAHL intrinsically safe interface modules and Ex plugs and sockets and supplies them to instrument and electrical teams in Oman, working from the type number on the device.
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Brand profile
About R. STAHL
- Founded
- 1876
- Headquarters
- Waldenburg, Germany
- Speciality
- Explosion-protected electrical equipment
- Listed with us
- 4 products in 3 categories
R. STAHL products by category
R. STAHL is a German specialist in explosion-protected electrical equipment. It was founded in Stuttgart in 1876 by Rafael Stahl and Gustav Weineck and in 1926 developed explosion-protected electrical apparatus. Its explosion protection business moved to Waldenburg in 2001, and the company sold its crane business to Konecranes in 2005 to focus on explosion protection.
Seven Star LLC lists R. STAHL intrinsically safe interface modules and Ex plugs and sockets and supplies them to instrument and electrical teams in Oman, working from the type number on the device.
R. STAHL company profile
| Founded | 1876, Stuttgart, Germany |
|---|---|
| Founders | Rafael Stahl and Gustav Weineck |
| Headquarters | Waldenburg, Germany |
| Ex protection since | 1926 |
| Product families | 8570 and 8579 Ex plugs and sockets, 9160 transmitter supply units, 9475 Ex i output modules, Ex lighting, control stations and enclosures |
Milestones
- 1876: Rafael Stahl and Gustav Weineck found the company.
- 1926: R. STAHL develops explosion-protected electrical apparatus.
- 2001: The explosion protection division moves to Waldenburg.
R. STAHL products listed here
Two interface items are on this page: the 9160/13-11-11s transmitter supply unit, an isolator that powers a two-wire transmitter in the hazardous area and passes its signal to the safe side, and the 9475 Ex i digital output module, a remote I/O module for driving intrinsically safe solenoids and indicators. The connector items are the Series 8570 16 A Ex plug and socket and the 8579/12-506 63 A plug.
R. STAHL products we list
| Family | Examples |
|---|---|
| Isolator & Barrier | 9160/13-11-11s Transmitter Supply Unit, 9475 Ex i Digital Output Module |
| Automation Accessories | 8579/12-506 |
| Power Modules | Series 8570 16A Ex Plug and Socket |
Ordering R. STAHL parts: what we need
Send the full type number as printed, for example 9160/13-11-11s. The digits after the slash define channels, signal type and terminal style, and the final letter matters. For plugs and sockets we need the current rating, number of poles, voltage and frequency, and the earth contact position, since these are keyed to prevent mismatched connections. State the zone and the certification scheme used on your GCC site.
Facts checked against R. STAHL's own company history (r-stahl.com), October 2026.
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Looking for R. STAHL parts not listed here, or pricing for a project? Send us the part numbers and quantities. Seven Star LLC sources genuine R. STAHL products for customers across Oman and the GCC and replies with a formal quotation.
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FAQ
Questions about R. STAHL
Common questions about R. STAHL equipment, part numbers and supply to Oman and the GCC.
01How do I read an R. STAHL type number such as 9160/13-11-11s?
The four digits before the slash identify the series; 9160 is the transmitter supply unit family. The groups after the slash select the number of channels, the input and output characteristics and the terminal type, with the last letter indicating the terminal style. Send the whole string from the side label, plus the certificate number printed next to it.
02Is the 9475 digital output module a stand-alone device?
No. The 9475 Ex i digital output module is a module of an R. STAHL remote I/O station and works together with that station's backplane, power supply and communication unit. When replacing one, send the complete type number and the details of the existing station so compatibility can be checked in the manufacturer's documentation.
03Will an R. STAHL 8570 plug fit any Ex socket of the same current?
Not necessarily. Ex plugs and sockets are keyed by voltage, frequency, pole count and earth contact position, and the manufacturer's system is designed so mismatched ratings cannot mate. Order the plug to match the socket already fitted: send the socket type number and a photo of its face showing the contact arrangement.
04Is Seven Star LLC a distributor of R. STAHL?
No. Seven Star LLC is an independent supplier and is not a distributor, agent or partner of R. STAHL. We source R. STAHL products through commercial channels, check the type number against the manufacturer's documentation, and provide the manufacturer's datasheet and the certificates the manufacturer issues with the order on request.
05What should I send for a quotation on R. STAHL isolators or connectors?
The complete type number, quantity, and a photo of the label. For isolators add the field device and signal type and whether the loop is part of a safety function. For plugs and sockets add current, poles, voltage, frequency and the area classification. If the device is obsolete, we ask the manufacturer's documentation for the named successor.
















