FOXBORO P0926GJ – I/A Series Termination Assembly for FBM I/O Wiring

The FOXBORO P0926GJ is a factory-made termination assembly designed for the I/A Series (now Schneider Electric) control system. In many cases it’s used as the field-wiring interface that sits between your plant signals and the corresponding FBM (Fieldbus Module). From my experience, the P0926GJ makes cabinet work more predictable: neat screw terminals, clear channel mapping, and a robust way to route shields and commons so commissioning goes faster and later maintenance is less painful.

Company’s Order Placement Process and Guarantees

• Warranty: 365 days
• Delivery time: 1 week for in-stock items; no more than one month at the latest
• Payment method: 50% advance payment; full payment prior to delivery
• Express delivery: FedEx, UPS, DHL

Key Features

• Purpose-built field termination – Provides a clean, labeled interface between field wiring and the paired FOXBORO FBM module, which typically shortens installation time.
• Passive, no-power design – As a termination assembly, it does not require a separate power feed; it simplifies panel design and reduces potential failure points.
• Screw terminal convenience – You might notice that the channel terminals are laid out to reduce cross-overs, which helps technicians during I/O checkout.
• Shield and grounding provisions – In many cases the TA offers straightforward shield termination so noise-sensitive analog signals behave better in mixed cabinets.
• FBM compatibility – Typically paired with I/A Series FBM2xx modules; the signal type (AI, AO, DI, DO, RTD, TC) is determined by the matched FBM.
• Cabinet-friendly footprint – Designed for standard panel or DIN-rail mounting practice, making retrofits less disruptive.

Technical Specifications

One thing I appreciate is how predictable these TAs make loop checks. A maintenance lead from a food plant told us, “We swapped in the P0926GJ with our FBM201 bank and cut our punch list time by a day—labeling and shields were just easier to follow.”

Related or Supporting Products

• FOXBORO FBM201 / FBM204 – Common analog input FBMs; pair with the appropriate TA variant and cable for 4–20 mA/HART or mV signals.
• FOXBORO FBM214 / FBM215 – Discrete I/O FBMs where the TA simplifies field termination for DO/DI wiring.
• FOXBORO FBM207 / FBM217 – RTD/TC measurement FBMs; when used, the TA routing supports proper shield and reference handling.
• FOXBORO system cables (FBM-to-TA) – Pre-terminated cables matched to the FBM type and TA pinout to minimize wiring errors.

If you’re replacing an older termination assembly, it appears that the easiest path is to match the TA to the exact FBM model and channel count, then confirm cable part numbers to maintain one-to-one pin mapping.

Installation & Maintenance

• Cabinet environment – Install in a clean, dry control cabinet with adequate ventilation. Separate low-level analog from high-voltage runs where possible.
• Mounting – DIN-rail or panel mount; ensure mechanical support along the board length to avoid vibration stress on terminal points.
• Grounding & shields – Terminate shields per site standard; typically one end grounded to avoid loops. Keep shield drains trimmed and secured.
• Wiring practice – Use ferrules where required. Torque terminals to manufacturer guidance and label each pair to match the FBM channel list.
• Routine checks – Periodically re-torque terminals, inspect for discoloration or loosened conductors, and clean dust with a dry, ESD-safe method.
• FBM firmware – The TA is passive, but if you change FBM models, review FBM firmware notes and re-verify channel mapping before startup.

Quality & Certifications

• Certifications – Typically meets CE requirements; RoHS-compliant materials are commonly used for modern FOXBORO assemblies.
• UL/CSA – Many I/A Series components are UL Recognized/CSA Certified; check the exact TA label for markings.
• Manufacturing quality – Produced under ISO 9001 quality systems in most cases.
• Warranty – 365 days (as supplied).

Need help confirming P0926GJ against your FBM list? Share the FBM model numbers and channel counts—matching the TA and cable set to the module type is usually the quickest way to avoid rework.