Description
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC FX3U-ENET-L — Ethernet Interface Block, genuine MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC product.
Overview
The FX3U-ENET-L is an Ethernet interface block for Mitsubishi Electric MELSEC-FX3U and FX3UC PLCs, connecting the compact PLC to a 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX network. It enables communication with PCs, HMIs and other controllers for data collection, monitoring and remote programming. It mounts as a special extension block on the right side of the PLC.
Key Features
- 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX Ethernet connection
- MC protocol and socket communication support
- Remote programming and monitoring via network
- Mounts as an FX3U special extension block
Specifications
| Part No. |
Compatible Models |
Power Supply |
Connection Method |
Dimensions (WxHxD mm) |
Current Consumption (mA) |
Allowable Momentary Power Failure (ms) |
Occupied I/O Points |
| FX3U-ENET-L |
FX3U (V2.21 or later), FX3UC (V2.21 or later) |
DC24V 20%, -15%, ripple (PP) 5% or less |
Special extension bus connection |
55×90×87 |
240 (external 24V) |
Continues operation during momentary power failure of 1ms or less. |
8 points |
How to Order
Confirm the PLC model and communication protocols required by connected systems. Please confirm the full part number and options against the MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC catalog; contact us if you need help identifying the right model.
Product image is representative of the MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC series; appearance varies by size and model.
About MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC
Mitsubishi Electric is a Japanese manufacturer of factory automation and low-voltage power distribution equipment, including MELSEC PLCs, servo systems, inverters, magnetic contactors and starters, circuit breakers and measuring instruments.
Ordering & Shipping
- Genuine MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC product sourced through Korean distribution
- Ships worldwide from South Korea by FedEx International Priority Express
- Lead time varies by model; please inquire for exact delivery
- Import duties and taxes are payable by the recipient
- Bulk and trade pricing available on request