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Unlock a Panasonic Phone — IMEI Checks, Carrier Unlocks and Codes

Panasonic handsets are locked by the carrier that sold them or by a code derived from the IMEI. This page lists the 90 models our device register recognises, explains how Panasonic locks a handset, and links the checks and unlocks that apply to it.

Before you pay anyone. Run the $0.03 SIM lock check and the carrier check. They tell you whether the phone is locked, which operator owns the IMEI, and therefore which unlock tier — if any — applies.

How Panasonic devices are locked

Most handsets from this brand are either code-locked (the phone prompts for a network code when a foreign SIM is inserted) or released by the carrier that sold them. Which one applies depends on the model year and on whether it was sold through an operator — the IMEI check tells you before you pay for anything.

The practical consequence is the same for every family: the phone works, and it refuses to activate on a SIM from another network until the record against the IMEI changes. Wi-Fi keeps working, so the device looks healthy right up to the moment the new SIM goes in.

Panasonic models in the register

Model in the TAC register	TACs
Toughpad FZ-N1	17
GD87	13
GD90	12
GD35	11
EB-G450	10
GD95	10
G520	9
GD92	9
GD75	7
GD55	7
A100	6
GD67	6
GD50	5
GD93	5
GD76	5
CF-27	5
G 500	5
X300	5
G50	5
G450	4
P900i	4
GD80	4
EBG-600	4
GD70	4
G500 Series, G501	4
G 400	4
JT-C52	4
FZ-T1	4
FZ-L1	4
GD68	3
GD85	3
GD86	3
D1 Club	3
GD30	3
GU87, EB-GU87	3
X66	3
P55 Novo	3
FZ-N1	3
Panasonic Toughpad FZ-A1, FX-G1, JT-B1	2
X700	2
X68	2
G 300	2
G 350	2
X70	2
Microlin GSM	2
P703i	2
EU 2000	2
EU1000	2
P341i	2
G51	2
CA-170-CTPL-HS	2
Af-XA22	2
BT Roamer 700	2
X400	2
VS3	2
GD52	2
VP4R-DT12	2
Vodafone Model GSM50	2
ALT1250	2
G600P	2
G600 (EB-G600)	2
Test IMEI	2
G600	2
AF-XA21	2
T44	2
Toughpad	2
G520 Series	2
EB-SC3	2
Eluga I7	2
Eluga I2	2
FZ-X1	2
EU 1100	2
FZ-F1	2
Eluga S	1
Panasonic Toughpad RM-01	1
Panasonic Toughbook CF-19, CF-31, CF-53, CF-H2, CF-C2	1
Quanta Panasonic EB-A102	1
Quanta Panasonic A100	1
KX-TU456	1
MLP31-W	1

90 model names on file. The count is how many TAC ranges the register holds for that name — it is a rough popularity signal, not a sales figure.

What to check first

Identify the device. The free TAC lookup turns the first eight digits of the IMEI into a model and launch date.
Confirm the lock and the carrier. A SIM lock check and a carrier check cost about six cents together and decide everything that follows.
Check the blacklist. A reported IMEI cannot be unlocked into service, on any brand.
Only then order. Pick the tier that matches the reported carrier, not the tier that matches the brand on the box.

Guides that apply to Panasonic

iPhone SIM errorsUnlock codes by brandAndroid warranty checksCarrier identification

Model names and TAC counts come from the GSMA TAC register we query for /tac. Last updated 2026-10-28.