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TA200DU-135

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Market snapshot

Prices updated 20 Sep 2026 · next refresh 21 Oct
$103
Low
$395
High
Electgo — $103Standard Electric Supply Co. — $271Halltronics — $395ElectgoElectgo$103Standard Electric Supply Co.Standard Elect…$271 · MEDIANHalltronicsHalltronics$395

Median $271 · 3 sellers · $168 below median at the lowest

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Asking prices for the exact catalog number TA200DU-135 currently range from $103 to $395 across 3 sellers, observed 20 Sep 2026. Distributor product page: santaclarasystems.com. Prices are published seller asking prices; shipping, taxes and negotiated trade pricing are not included.

Current listings

3 SELLERS · SORTED BY PRICE
SellerPricevs medianListing
Electgo $103.14-62% View offer
Standard Electric Supply Co. $271.18· View offer
Halltronics $395.30+46% View offer

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Frequently asked

How much does a TA200DU-135 cost?

As of 20 Sep 2026, the ABB TA200DU-135 is listed from $103 to $395 across 3 sellers. The median asking price is $271. Prices are published seller asking prices and are refreshed monthly.

Who sells the TA200DU-135?

3 sellers currently list the TA200DU-135, including Electgo, Standard Electric Supply Co., Halltronics. 3 of them are specialist industrial distributors. The lowest current asking price is $103 from Electgo.

Why do TA200DU-135 prices vary so much?

The highest asking price for the TA200DU-135 is 3.8× the lowest. Industrial parts trade in a market where new surplus, refurbished stock and list-price sellers coexist without a shared price reference, so identical catalog numbers are listed at very different prices.