Foxboro RH926GK

Product Introduction:
The Foxboro RH926GK is another variant of the RTD input terminal assembly, designed for use with FBM203 modules. It is engineered to accommodate specific sensor types or wiring configurations required by the installation. It provides the critical interface for accurate temperature data acquisition.

Category: SKU: Foxboro RH926GK

Description

Foxboro RH926GK

Technical Specifications:

  • Type: RTD Input Assembly
  • Associated Module: FBM203
  • Sensor Support: Pt100 (Class A/B) and others
  • Wiring: 2-wire, 3-wire, or 4-wire support
  • Environmental Rating: G3
  • Operating Temperature: -40 °C to +70 °C

Functional Features:

  • Versatile wiring options for different sensor availability
  • High-precision terminal screws
  • Integrated temperature compensation circuit support
  • Protection against reverse polarity and overvoltage

Application Scenarios:

  • General temperature monitoring in HVAC systems
  • Food and beverage processing temperature control
  • Environmental monitoring in pharmaceutical plants

Performance Parameters:

  • High measurement accuracy repeatability
  • Low power dissipation to prevent self-heating
  • Durable construction for long service life

Material and Structural Characteristics:

  • Flame-retardant housing material
  • Tin-plated copper terminals for low contact resistance
  • Molded strain reliefs for incoming cables

Working Principle:
The assembly connects the RTD sensor to the input module’s bridge circuit. By providing a stable connection path, it ensures that the resistance variations caused by temperature changes are accurately transmitted to the measurement electronics without interference from external noise or connection resistance.

Installation Requirements:

  • Verify the sensor type and wiring configuration before installation
  • Use torque drivers to ensure consistent terminal pressure
  • Label all sensor connections clearly

Usage Notes:

  • Keep terminals clean and free of debris
  • Perform calibration checks against a reference sensor periodically
  • Avoid mechanical stress on the terminal assembly during wiring