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Performance Heavy-Duty Vehicle Accessory RH916ND - Professional Grade

The Foxboro RH916ND is a dedicated analog output terminal assembly (TA) designed for the Foxboro I/A Series (Schneider Electric) distributed control system (DCS). It serves as the critical interface for field wiring connection, signal conditioning, and electrical termination for 16-channel analog output signals, working seamlessly with I/A Series FBM analog output modules (e.g., FBM232, FBM233). Engineered for industrial environments, it ensures reliable signal transmission, robust isolation, and protection against electrical interference, supporting standard analog output ranges for process control actuation.

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Technical Parameters Part Number: RH916ND Brand: Foxboro (Schneider Electric) Series: I/A Series, 200 Series Subsystem Type: Analog Output Terminal Assembly (TA) Channels: 16 analog output channels Compatible Modules: FBM232, FBM233 (Analog Output Modules) Output Signal Ranges: Current: 4–20 mA Voltage: 0–10 V DC Isolation: Group galvanic isolation (channels isolated from system ground) Withstand Voltage: 600 V AC for 1 minute (isolation test) Power: Passive (powered via FBM module backplane) Environmental: Operating Temperature: 0°C to +60°C Storage Temperature: -40°C to +85°C Humidity: 5–95% RH (non-condensing) Rating: ISA G3 (harsh industrial) Hazardous Location: Class I, Div 2; ATEX Zone 2 Physical: Form Factor: Standard I/A Series terminal assembly Mounting: Directly mounts on FBM module baseplates Construction: Industrial-grade PCB with conformal coating Dimensions: 90 x 90 x 63 mm Weight: Approx. 0.16 kg (160 g) Features: 16-channel analog output termination Group isolation for anti-ground loop protection Plug-and-play installation High noise immunity Hot-swappable design Certifications: CE, UL/cUL, RoHS, ATEX Applications: Analog signal termination and connection for valves, actuators, transmitters, and control loops in process industries (oil & gas, chemical, power, manufacturing).