FX3U-16MR/ES-A Mitsubishi FX Series PLC Programmable Controller

Compact in size, but rich in functionality and flexible in system configuration.

The MELSEC-F series PLC integrates the power module, CPU module, and I/O module into a compact unit.
Optional accessories including I/O modules, simulation modules, positioning modules, and open network expansion modules can meet various application needs of users.

main body

Multi in one power supply, CPU, and I/O main body. The built-in functions include a high-speed counter and positioning output.

I

Includes various I/O sizes and configurations of [I/O expansion units] with built-in power supply and [I/O expansion blocks] without power supply.

analog control

Optional accessories such as analog input and output, temperature sensor input, and temperature control can be provided.

high-speed counting

Optional accessories that can improve the performance of the built-in high-speed counter or increase the high-speed counting capacity can be provided.

Positioning control

We can provide high-speed pulse output and SSCNETIII positioning options.

Network • Communication

Can provide network expansion options for CC Link and Ethernet, as well as RS-232C and RS-485 serial communication protocols.

Optional accessories

Cable, signal converter, and training software lineup.

The Mitsubishi Group is a loose entity composed of companies that were formed after the dissolution of the former Japanese conglomerate Mitsubishi. In the name Mitsubishi, mitsu means' three 'and bishi means' water chestnut'. A Mitsubishi enterprise was the Nagasaki Shipyard, which was taken over by Yataro Iwasaki in 1870 (Gengwu). In 1873, the shipyard was renamed the Mitsubishi Chamber of Commerce. Subsequently, Mitsubishi began to venture into mining, shipbuilding, banking, insurance, warehousing, and trade, followed by operations in paper, steel, glass, electrical equipment, aircraft, oil, and real estate. Mitsubishi has established a series of enterprises and plays a crucial role in the modernization of Japanese industry.

As of December 2014, Mitsubishi Electric has 33 joint ventures and wholly-owned enterprises in China. They are engaged in various businesses and actively engage in technology transfer in the fields of electronic components such as automotive parts and semiconductors, as well as power transmission and transformation equipment, elevators, railway vehicle electrical products, industrial automation equipment, household appliances, and other electronic and mechanical fields. Mitsubishi Electric (China) Co., Ltd. was established in October 1997 as an investment company. In the future, we will further carry out our investment activities in China, and as a comprehensive electronic and electromechanical enterprise - Mitsubishi Electric's window in China, we will continue to engage in joint research and development, talent cultivation, cultural exchanges and other activities with various scientific research and development units in China, making contributions to Sino Japanese friendship and China's economic development.