Mitsubishi LC10E Mitsubishi Low-Voltage Control Gear

Razz Middle East supplies Mitsubishi Electric low-voltage control gear items in Saudi Arabia, sourced to order against the exact catalogue code. This page covers a single listed item, so the code you quote is what identifies it: Mitsubishi uses short alphanumeric references across its switchgear and control ranges, and neighbouring codes are often different devices. Orders are delivered duty-paid, normally within three weeks.

Mitsubishi LC10E

This page covers Mitsubishi part number LC10E — Mitsubishi Low-Voltage Control Gear. 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 Mitsubishi Low-Voltage Control Gear

Mitsubishi Electric's low-voltage portfolio covers moulded-case and miniature circuit breakers, earth-leakage devices, magnetic contactors and starters, thermal overload relays, manual motor starters and the auxiliary contact blocks, coils, terminal covers and mounting accessories that go with them. Codes in these ranges are short and dense, and a single character usually carries a real distinction: frame size, pole count, coil voltage, contact configuration or an accessory version. Accessories are ordered against the device they mount on rather than against a generic size, so an auxiliary block or a coil listed under one series will not necessarily fit another series of similar rating. Because this listing covers one item rather than a family, the safest route is to confirm the code against the device already in the panel, or against the panel schedule, before ordering. Where the exact code is no longer produced, Mitsubishi publishes replacement guidance for its discontinued ranges, and a substitution should be checked against the panel drawing rather than made on rating alone.

Mitsubishi Low-Voltage Control Gear in Saudi Arabia

Mitsubishi switchgear and control gear reaches Saudi sites mainly inside imported machinery and packaged plant of Japanese origin, and in panels built to a Japanese or Korean specification. Typical locations are machine control panels in packaging, plastics, food and building-materials factories around Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam, pump and utility panels, and the control sections of imported process skids. When a device in one of these panels fails, the practical problem is usually matching a Japanese catalogue code to something that fits the existing busbar, mounting and wiring, rather than finding an equivalent rating. Distribution here is 380/400 V three phase and 230 V single phase at 60 Hz, so the coil and control voltage on a replacement has to be confirmed against the panel rather than assumed, and imported equipment must satisfy the applicable SASO conformity requirements.

Ordering and lead time

Quote the code exactly as it appears on the device label, and send a photograph of the device in the panel along with the panel schedule page if you have it. That photograph resolves most of what a short code leaves open: mounting method, terminal type, the accessories already fitted and the space available. State the supply and control voltages measured at the panel, the load the device serves, and whether the item is a main device or an accessory mounted on another device, since accessories are matched to the host. If the exact code has been superseded, we will come back with the manufacturer's documented replacement rather than substituting on rating alone. Items are sourced to order and delivered duty-paid, with a normal lead time of three weeks.

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