Canon H12013 Laser Class 7000 Plain Paper Fax Machine 120V FX2 Toner

Canon H12013 Laser Class 7000 Plain Paper Fax Machine 120V FX2 Toner

The Canon H12013 is a desktop plain paper laser fax machine from Canon's LaserClass 7000 series. It uses laser print technology to produce sharp, plain-paper fax output — as opposed to older thermal fax machines that required special coated paper. The unit uses Canon FX2 toner cartridges (part number 1556A002BA) and operates on standard 120V/60Hz power.

Specifications & What's Included

• Make: Canon
• Model: H12013
• Product Line: LaserClass 7000
• Print Technology: Laser
• Paper Type: Plain paper
• Voltage: 120V AC
• Frequency: 60Hz
• Current: 5.6A
• Compatible Toner: Canon FX2, part number 1556A002BA (not included)
• Handset: Present (coiled handset cord visible)
• Paper trays: Lower cassette tray and upper paper deck present
• Automatic document feeder tray: Present
• Manufactured: April 1997, Canon Inc., Tokyo, Japan
• Certifications: UL Listed (File UFX14626), CDRH Radiation Performance Standard 21CFR Chapter 1 Subchapter J

Applications

The Canon LaserClass 7000 series was aimed at medium to high-volume office fax users who needed the output quality of a laser printer rather than the lower-resolution output of thermal fax machines. Introduced in the mid-to-late 1990s, these machines brought laser-quality output — crisp text and graphics on standard cut-sheet plain paper — to dedicated fax use. They are well-suited to office environments, legal and real estate firms, and any setting where fax volume and output readability matter. The LaserClass 7000 sits in Canon's upper-tier fax lineup for that era, offering a large paper capacity via its multi-tray configuration and a built-in handset for direct phone use. Units like this are still sought by businesses that rely on dedicated fax infrastructure and prefer laser output over inkjet or thermal alternatives.