Description
Foxboro P0926GH Communication Terminal – Reliable field termination for Foxboro DCS serial communications
The Foxboro P0926GH is a communication termination unit designed for Foxboro I/A Series and EcoStruxure Foxboro DCS installations. From my experience, it’s typically used as a clean, robust landing point for serial communication wiring between field devices and Foxboro communication FBMs/controllers. You might notice that, compared with improvised terminal strips, this dedicated terminal helps keep RS‑485/RS‑232 links stable, shields managed properly, and maintenance time down during turnarounds.
Our Order Placement Process and Guarantees
- Warranty: 365 days
- Delivery time: 1 week for in‑stock; no more than one month at the latest
- Payment: 50% advance payment, full payment for delivery
- Express options: FedEx, UPS, DHL
Key Features
- Purpose-built termination for Foxboro comms – Provides field wiring terminations for serial communication links used by Foxboro FBM/Controller interfaces.
- Stable RS‑485/RS‑232 wiring practices – Supports differential pair landing, shield/drain handling, and clear polarity labeling to reduce noise pickup.
- DIN-rail mounting – Typically mounts on 35 mm DIN rail in standard control cabinets for fast installation and tidy cable routing.
- Passive design – No external power needed; integrates into the cabinet with minimal complexity.
- Service-friendly layout – Screw-clamp (or equivalent) terminals with clear channel markings, making loop checks and troubleshooting straightforward.
- Bus termination options – In many cases, jumpers or provisions for RS‑485 termination/bias are available to keep multi-drop networks stable.
- Drop-in spares – Compatible with Foxboro DCS architecture, easing MRO stocking and replacement without rework.
Technical Specifications
| Brand / Model | Foxboro P0926GH |
| HS Code | 8538.90 (Parts for electrical control/switching apparatus) |
| Power Requirements | None (passive termination assembly) |
| Communication Interfaces | Field termination for serial links used with Foxboro communication FBMs/controllers; typically RS‑485/RS‑422 or RS‑232 depending on paired module |
| Signal I/O Types | Differential pairs and shield/drain connections for serial comms; screw-clamp terminal points |
| Installation Method | 35 mm DIN-rail mounting within a grounded control cabinet; front-access terminals |
| Operating Temperature | Cabinet environment; typically 0 to +55 °C when installed per Foxboro guidelines |
| Dimensions & Weight | Compact, low-profile TA form factor; DIN-rail footprint (exact values depend on revision) |
| Typical Pairing | Foxboro I/A Series / EcoStruxure Foxboro DCS communication FBMs (e.g., serial interface modules) |
Application Fields
Plants that rely on serial networks to link analyzers, drives, smart instruments, or package skids to a Foxboro DCS. You’ll see it most in:
- Oil & Gas (wellhead and pipeline skids, compressor panels)
- Chemicals & Petrochemicals (RS‑485 networks for analyzers and VFDs)
- Power Generation (balance-of-plant subsystems and OEM packages)
- Water & Wastewater (remote panels and serial telemetry gateways)
- Pharma & Food (equipment skids and OEM machine interfaces)
A maintenance supervisor in a refinery once told us the P0926‑series terminal “saved a full shift” during a turnaround because the labeling and shield terminations made device swaps much quicker, especially on multi-drop RS‑485 loops.
Advantages & Value
- Reliability – Proper bus termination and clean grounding practices reduce intermittent comms faults that are notoriously hard to diagnose.
- Compatibility – Designed for Foxboro DCS architecture, so it typically matches wiring conventions and channel pinouts used by Foxboro comm FBMs.
- Cost Control – Faster installation and fewer nuisance trips mean measurable savings in commissioning and maintenance hours.
- Lifecycle Support – Straightforward, passive hardware is easy to stock as a spare and stable across system upgrades in many cases.
- Technical Backing – We can help verify pairing with your specific FBM module and share wiring notes that minimize crosstalk and reflections.
Installation & Maintenance
- Cabinet & mounting – Install on 35 mm DIN rail in a clean, dry, grounded enclosure. Provide ventilation to keep internal cabinet temperature within spec.
- Wiring practices – Use shielded twisted pair for RS‑485/RS‑422. Terminate shield at one end as per site EMC policy; avoid ground loops.
- Bus termination – Apply end‑of‑line termination (and biasing) at the bus ends only. If the terminal provides jumpers, set them to match the network layout.
- Separation – Route communication cables away from high‑current or VFD cables. Maintain bend radius and avoid sharp tie-wrap stress.
- Torque & labeling – Tighten to the recommended torque for screw clamps and label each drop; it seems trivial but prevents intermittent faults later.
- Routine checks – Every 6–12 months, re‑torque terminals, inspect shields/drains, clean dust, and verify continuity. Firmware updates are not applicable for passive terminals.
- Safety – De‑energize the loop where practical before servicing, and verify isolation from adjacent energized terminals.
Quality & Certifications
- Manufactured for use within Foxboro DCS environments
- Typically supplied with CE compliance; many installations also use UL/CSA-certified panels
- RoHS alignment in most recent production runs, depending on revision
- Standard 365-day warranty from us
Need confirmation against a specific FBM or a wiring diagram? Share the module model and we’ll verify P0926GH pairing and termination details before you place the order.









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