Bailey NTMP01 – Termination/Mounting Panel for Bailey NET90 / INFI 90 Wiring

The Bailey NTMP01 is a dedicated termination/mounting panel typically used in legacy Bailey NET90 / INFI 90 systems to bring field signals into the control cabinet cleanly and reliably. From my experience, this panel makes day‑to‑day maintenance easier—wires are clearly landed, shielding is handled properly, and you don’t have to fight with improvised terminal strips when a loop needs to be checked. If you’re keeping an installed Bailey system running smoothly, NTMP01 seems to be one of those small parts that prevents big problems.

Company’s Order Placement Process and Guarantees

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

Key Features

• Purpose‑built for Bailey NET90 / INFI 90: Provides a neat, consistent landing point for field wiring into legacy Bailey racks.
• Passive design (no power): The panel is purely passive, which typically improves reliability and reduces points of failure.
• Industrial screw terminals: Secure terminations for discrete and analog circuits; easier loop checks and faster troubleshooting.
• Shield and grounding provision: Helps maintain signal integrity and noise immunity in cabinets with mixed loads.
• Panel/DIN‑style mounting: Fits standard control cabinet practices; straightforward to retrofit in most cases.
• Service‑friendly labeling: You might notice that labeled terminals and grouped channels cut maintenance time during outages.

Technical Specifications

Application Fields

Plants running Bailey NET90 / INFI 90 DCS often keep NTMP01 panels in service because they simplify signal management and cabinet wiring hygiene. Typical environments include:

• Power generation (thermal and hydro) – turbine auxiliaries, balance‑of‑plant loops
• Oil & gas – compressor stations, downstream utilities, burner management interfaces
• Chemicals & petrochem – analog loop terminations, interlocks, MCC interfaces
• Pulp & paper – process lines where brownfield upgrades still rely on Bailey I/O
• Metals & mining – rugged cabinets with mixed analog/digital signals needing clean terminations

Advantages & Value

• Form‑fit support for legacy systems: Keeps your existing Bailey infrastructure intact and stable.
• Lower downtime risk: Consistent termination cuts errors during turnarounds and loop checks.
• Cost control: In many cases, replacing the panel is far cheaper than rewiring or fast‑tracking a migration.
• Compatibility: Works with standard Bailey cabinet practices and harnesses—no exotic adapters typically required.
• Service & spares strategy: Useful as a stocked spare; technicians can swap and restore wiring groups faster.

Installation & Maintenance

• Cabinet environment: Mount on a rigid sub‑plate with proper ventilation; keep low‑level signals segregated from high‑voltage runs.
• Wiring: Use shielded cable where required; terminate drain wires to designated grounding points. Ferrules improve reliability on fine‑stranded conductors.
• Torque & labeling: Tighten terminal screws to manufacturer torque and maintain clear channel labels for loop IDs.
• Safety: Isolate energy sources before rewiring; verify absence of voltage; follow plant LOTO and ESD handling when near active I/O.
• Routine checks: Periodically re‑torque terminals, inspect for oxidation, clean dust with non‑conductive brushes, and verify continuity on critical loops.

Quality & Certifications

Legacy Bailey hardware typically follows industrial control standards, and many installed units carry regional compliance such as CE or UL depending on production batch. Availability of specific markings can vary by year and destination market. Units are function‑tested prior to shipment and backed by our 365‑day warranty.

Supporting Components (often used together)

• Bailey INICT03A / INICT12 – Communication modules commonly found in NET90 / INFI 90 nodes.
• Bailey INNIS01 – Network interface used for INFI‑NET connectivity in many systems.
• Shielded system harnesses – Factory‑terminated cables from the panel to Bailey I/O, which keeps signal routing tidy.
• Grounding kits & cable glands – Improve EMC performance and cable strain relief in busy cabinets.