Description
FOXBORO P0914XA – I/A Series FBM Interface/Termination Accessory for Reliable Field I/O Wiring
The FOXBORO P0914XA is a genuine I/A Series accessory typically used between FBM I/O modules and their Termination Assemblies (TAs). From my experience, plants keep this part on the shelf because it makes FBM swaps, panel refurbishments, and brownfield upgrades much simpler—no improvised cabling, no guesswork, and far less downtime. If you’re maintaining a legacy Foxboro DCS, this P0914XA part seems to be the safe, drop-in way to keep I/O channels cleanly terminated and documented.
Company’s Order Placement Process and Guarantees
- Warranty: 365 days
- Delivery: 1 week if in stock; no more than one month at the latest
- Payment: 50% advance payment; full payment before delivery
- Shipping: FedEx, UPS, DHL express options
Key Features
- Made for I/A Series FBMs – Mates with Foxboro FBM I/O modules and Termination Assemblies for clean field wiring.
- Factory-grade connectors – Keyed, secure connections that reduce wiring faults during turnarounds and hot swaps.
- Passive, no external power – Helps maintain system simplicity and minimizes failure points.
- Supports mixed signal types – Commonly used across analog (4–20 mA, HART pass-through in many cases) and discrete I/O when paired with the appropriate FBM.
- Cabinet-friendly layout – Low-profile routing that keeps ducts tidy and improves access for maintenance.
- Traceable part number – Helps maintenance teams standardize spares and documentation across units.
Technical Specifications
| Brand / Model | FOXBORO P0914XA |
| Product Type | I/A Series FBM interface / termination accessory (passive) |
| HS Code (reference) | 9032.90 – Parts and accessories for automatic regulating or controlling instruments (final classification may vary by country) |
| Power Requirements | None (passive component) |
| System Compatibility | Foxboro I/A Series FBM I/O subsystem with matching Termination Assembly |
| Signal Input/Output Types | Supports AI/AO and DI/DO channel interfacing when used with the corresponding FBM; HART pass-through typically supported where the FBM provides it |
| Communication/Connector Interface | Keyed Foxboro multi-pin connectors for FBM-to-TA mating; tool-less engagement in most cabinets |
| Installation Method | Inside control cabinet; routes between FBM carrier and Termination Assembly with standard strain relief |
| Operating Environment | Intended for temperature-controlled enclosures; typically 0–60°C ambient, 5–95% RH non-condensing |
Related or Supporting Products
- FBM201/FBM203 (Analog Input, HART-capable) – When HART passthrough is needed; commonly paired for 4–20 mA loops.
- FBM207/FBM214 (Discrete Input) – For DI applications where clean termination and clear channel mapping matter.
- FBM223/FBM231 (Analog Output / Mixed I/O) – Useful in control loops needing precise AO; the P0914XA helps keep wiring standardized.
- Termination Assemblies (TA series) – Screw-clamp or spring-clamp TAs that interface field wiring to the FBM side via the P0914XA-type accessory.
- Length/variant parts in the P0914X* family – In many cases, A/B/C suffixes indicate length or connector orientation variants for cabinet fit.
One thing I appreciate is how consistent Foxboro kept the FBM–TA ecosystem: even across mixed cabinets and older carriers, P0914-series parts usually slot in without fuss. A maintenance lead at a utilities client mentioned they cut swap times by half just by standardizing these accessories across units.
Installation & Maintenance
- Cabinet environment – Mount inside a clean, dry enclosure with adequate ventilation; avoid bending radii tighter than the connector spec.
- Wiring practice – De-energize I/O where possible; verify channel tags and terminal IDs; apply strain relief to avoid connector stress.
- ESD care – Use wrist straps and anti-static mats when working around FBMs and TA boards.
- Routine checks – Inspect connectors during outages for latch wear and oxidation; clean with electronics-safe contact cleaner if needed.
- Documentation – Update loop sheets and cabinet layouts when replacing or rerouting; it typically saves hours during future outages.
- Firmware note – The accessory itself is passive; if you’re touching FBMs, check for the latest approved firmware from your site standard.
Quality & Certifications
- Certifications – Supplied as a Foxboro/Schneider Electric original accessory; system-level CE/UL/CSA and RoHS compliance typically applies when used within the certified I/A Series assembly.
- Manufacturer’s Warranty – 12 months (365 days) against defects under normal use.
If you’re standardizing spares, the P0914XA is a sensible inclusion alongside your go-to FBM analog and discrete modules. You might notice that keeping one variant per cabinet bay reduces mismatches and late-night troubleshooting.







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