Panasonic EEUFC1H821L Panasonic Industrial Automation Products

Razz Middle East supplies Panasonic industrial automation products in Saudi Arabia, sourced to order against the exact model code. The range covers FP-series programmable controllers and their expansion cassettes, MINAS servo motors and drives, GT operator terminals, photoelectric and laser sensors, timers and counters, geared induction motors, and the lithium backup batteries that hold controller memory. Items are ordered by the full code and delivered duty-paid, normally within three weeks.

Panasonic EEUFC1H821L

This page covers Panasonic part number EEUFC1H821L — Panasonic Industrial Automation Products. Quote the full part number with your enquiry and the item is unambiguous: one part number identifies one exact product variant, including options that are not visible in the description.

About Panasonic Industrial Automation Products

Panasonic uses a different code convention for each product line, so the prefix is the first thing to read. AFP-coded items belong to the FP control family: AFPX-COM1 is a communication cassette for an FP-X controller, and the same family covers CPUs, expansion units, analogue and thermocouple units and programming leads, with the cassette choice deciding whether the controller speaks RS232, RS485 or Ethernet. MH and MS prefixes belong to MINAS servo motors, where the code carries frame size, rated output, encoder type, brake, shaft and oil-seal options, as in MHMA152M1C; the matching amplifier and the encoder and motor cables are separate orders. AIG codes are GT-series operator terminals, differing in screen size, colour depth, interface and supply. Sensor lines run under their own short prefixes for photoelectric, laser displacement, fibre amplifier, pressure and area sensing. M8 and M9 prefixes are induction and reversible gearmotors sold as a motor and gearhead pairing. BR-coded lithium cells are memory backup batteries, and the suffix after the slash defines the lead and connector, which is what makes a listed battery fit a specific controller.

Panasonic Industrial Automation Products in Saudi Arabia

Panasonic automation reaches Saudi plants mostly inside imported machinery. Packaging, plastics, printing, textile and woodworking machines built in Japan, Korea, Taiwan and China commonly ship with an FP controller, a MINAS axis or a GT terminal already fitted, so spares are chosen to match what is installed rather than specified fresh. Food and beverage plants in Riyadh, Jeddah and the Eastern Province use Panasonic photoelectric and fibre sensors on fillers and labellers. Electronics assembly, medical device and light manufacturing workshops use laser displacement sensors and small servo axes for positioning and inspection. Geared motors appear on conveyors, dosing screws and small mixers. FP and GT memory backup batteries are a routine maintenance item, and in Saudi conditions they are often replaced on a schedule rather than on failure because a flat cell can lose a program during a shutdown. Panel supply is normally 24 V DC control with 220-240 V or 380/400 V at 60 Hz upstream, and imported equipment must meet the applicable SASO conformity requirements.

Ordering and lead time

Send the code exactly as printed, including anything after a slash or a dash. On MINAS motors the suffix decides brake, shaft form, oil seal and encoder type, and a motor bought without matching the amplifier and the encoder generation will not commission. Amplifier, motor, encoder cable and power cable are four separate orders, and cable length is part of the code. For FP controllers, state the CPU model alongside the cassette or expansion unit so the accessory suits the base. For backup batteries, the connector and lead version matters more than the cell chemistry, so quote the full code from the old battery or send a photograph of it in place. For sensors, give the amplifier and head as a pair if the system uses separate ones. Items are sourced to order and delivered duty-paid, with a normal lead time of three weeks; older generations may need a documented replacement route.

Specifications are taken from the supplier's published catalogue data. Confirm against the manufacturer's current datasheet before ordering.