Foxboro RH927AH

Product Introduction:
The Foxboro RH927AH is a terminal assembly designed for thermocouple (TC) inputs, compatible with the FBM202 module. It provides the necessary cold junction compensation and connection points for various thermocouple types (J, K, T, etc.), enabling high-temperature measurements in harsh process environments.

Category: SKU: Foxboro RH927AH

Description

Foxboro RH927AH

Technical Specifications:

  • Type: Thermocouple Input Assembly
  • Associated Module: FBM202
  • Sensor Types: J, K, T, E, B, R, S Thermocouples
  • Termination: Thermocouple-specific terminal blocks (compensating material)
  • Environmental Rating: G3
  • Operating Temperature: -40 °C to +70 °C (sensor handles much higher temps)

Functional Features:

  • Cold junction compensation (CJC) integration or compatible terminals
  • Connection points utilizing thermocouple-grade materials to prevent errors
  • High noise rejection for millivolt signals
  • Polarity identification markings (+/-)

Application Scenarios:

  • Furnace and kiln temperature monitoring
  • Flue gas temperature measurement
  • High-temperature chemical reactor monitoring
  • Combustion control systems

Performance Parameters:

  • High accuracy millivolt signal transmission
  • Stability over wide ambient temperature ranges
  • Protection against RFI/EMI interference

Material and Structural Characteristics:

  • Terminals made of alloys matching the thermocouple type (or compensating alloys)
  • Robust insulating materials capable of withstanding high ambient heat
  • Rigid backplane connections

Working Principle:
The assembly connects the thermocouple wires to the input module. Since thermocouples generate a very small voltage proportional to temperature difference, the assembly ensures a clean, low-resistance path. The system measures the temperature at the terminals (cold junction) to mathematically compensate for the reference temperature.

Installation Requirements:

  • Use thermocouple extension wire matching the sensor type
  • Avoid junction points between dissimilar metals (except at terminals)
  • Ensure tight connections to prevent voltage drop from resistance

Usage Notes:

  • Strictly observe polarity when connecting thermocouples
  • Check for correct cold junction compensation in software configuration
  • Periodically inspect for heat damage or degradation of insulation