Mitsubishi EDS-G2008-EL - PLC Network Communication Module
The Mitsubishi EDS-G2008-EL Programmable Logic Controller is an industrial Ethernet switch that operates on a 12–48V DC power supply for automation networks. It belongs to the Mitsubishi brand under the Mitsubishi Programmable Logic Controller category and the EDS-G2008 SERIES. Designed with a depth of 65 mm, width of 36 mm, height of 81 mm, and weight of 0.18 kg, it ensures stable industrial Ethernet communication.
| Brand | Mitsubishi |
| Product Type | PLC Counter & Network Module |
| Product | EDS-G2008-EL |
Mitsubishi PLC Network Communication Module EDS-G2008-EL Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Series | EDS-G2008 SERIES |
| Type | INDUSTRIAL SWITCH |
| Network Interface | ETHERNET |
| Power Supply (V) | 12-48 |
| Current Type | DC |
| Depth (mm) | 65 |
| Weight (kg) | 180 |
| Width (mm) | 36 |
| Height (mm) | 81 |
The Mitsubishi EDS-G2008-EL Programmable Logic Controller from the EDS-G2008 SERIES functions as an industrial Ethernet switch designed for efficient data communication across PLC networks. With a 12–48V DC input and compact design, it enables stable and reliable Ethernet connectivity in industrial control systems. This module is suitable for distributed automation setups requiring consistent performance and signal integrity.
The Mitsubishi EDS-G2008-EL is ideal for use in conveyor systems, packaging machinery, process automation, and assembly lines. It maintains steady communication between PLCs, HMIs, and other industrial devices, helping minimize downtime and ensuring smooth, coordinated operations across the network.
The Mitsubishi EDS-G2008-EL Programmable Logic Controller represents Mitsubishi’s trusted engineering standards in network control. As part of the EDS-G2008 SERIES, it ensures dependable data exchange, robust construction, and high compatibility with Ethernet-based automation systems. Known for stability and performance, this model is widely used by engineers for secure industrial connectivity.
