Panasonic KX-FP101 Plain Paper Fax Machine Copier 120V 60Hz Facsimile

Panasonic KX-FP101 Plain Paper Fax Machine Copier 120V 60Hz Facsimile

The Panasonic KX-FP101 is a desktop plain paper fax machine and copier designed for home office and small office use. It combines facsimile sending and receiving with basic copy functionality in a compact desktop footprint, using an inkjet-based print mechanism to produce output on standard plain paper rather than thermal roll paper.

Specifications & What's Included

• Brand: Panasonic
• Model: KX-FP101
• Type: Plain Paper Fax Machine / Copier (Facsimile)
• Power: 120V AC, 60Hz, 0.8A, 50W
• Print Technology: Plain paper inkjet
• Functions: Fax send/receive, Copy
• Phone connections: LINE jack (RJ-11), EXT jack (RJ-11)
• Front panel: Full numeric keypad, LCD display, Handset Mute, Redial/Pause, Memory Send, Resolution, Monitor, Start/Copy, Stop, Collate, Zoom controls
• Handset: Included (corded)
• Paper feeder: Document feed tray at rear
• Country of Manufacture: Malaysia
• UL Listed (829B)
• FCC Registration: ACJMLA-33438-FA-E; Ringer Equivalence 0.3B
• Part number on handset unit: PFJXE0805Z
• Note: Lid hinge is broken (right side — see photo 9). Sold as-is for parts or repair.

Applications

The KX-FP101 belongs to Panasonic's line of plain paper fax machines that became popular in the late 1990s and early 2000s as replacements for older thermal-paper fax machines. Plain paper fax machines like this one connect to a standard analog telephone line and print received faxes on ordinary letter-size paper using an inkjet mechanism, eliminating the need for expensive thermal roll paper and producing more durable, readable output. These machines were common in home offices, small businesses, and reception desks, and were also used as standalone copiers for quick single-sheet duplication. The KX-FP101 represents the generation of compact all-in-one fax/copy units from this era, before multifunction inkjet and laser printer-fax combinations became dominant. Units in working condition are still sought by users who maintain analog fax lines or need a basic standalone fax machine independent of a computer.