Foxboro FBM211 Input Interface Module

FBM211 Information

Manufacturer: Foxboro

Product No.: FBM211

Product type: Input Interface Module

Input: 16 group isolated and independent channels

Input Range (each channel) : 0 to 20.4 mA dc (each channel current limited to 33 mA)

Communication: Communicates with its associated FCM or FCP via the redundant 2 Mbps module Fieldbus

Input voltage range (redundant) : 24 V dc +5%, -10%

Power consumption : 7 W (maximum) at 24 V dc, 11 W (maximum) at 24 V dc with all inputs at 20.4 mA (internal power)

Dimensions (HxWxD), approx : 10.2cm / 11.4cm( including mounting lugs) x 4.5cm x 10.4cm

Shipping weight : 2 Kg

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Schneider Electric, a global energy efficiency management specialist, announced the launch of its new Foxboro Evo process automation system in the Chinese market.

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In 1908,

Brothers E.H. and B.B. teamed up with Bristol to open a store in Foxborough, Massachusetts, which proved fertile ground for their innovative engineering brand. Foxboro was founded on hard work and ingenuity.

In the 1920 s

Foxboro developed and implemented improvements in machine shop and assembly line technology, along with improvements at the control level. The result was the first Model 10 Stabilog scale-plus reset controller.

In the 1940 s

Foxboro went to war, using his manufacturing skills to build highly sophisticated torpedo devices. For this, Foxboro received the Army/Navy “E” Award for Excellence.

In the 1950 s

Foxboro made progress in miniaturization, moving from large recorders/controllers and local controls to centralized control rooms, and introduced the first successful magnetic flowmeter.

In the 1970 s

Foxboro continues to lead the revolution with the introduction of the SPEC 200 system – the first truly distributed control system, as well as the VIDEO SPECS and its innovative variable function keyboard.

In the 1980 s

As Foxboro matures, so does ITS DCS. Foxboro developed and introduced the I/A series of systems — the breakthrough in intelligent automation that forever redefined the way control systems are configured.

In the 1990 s

Foxboro’s DCS continues to introduce advanced technology and gain new momentum. The I/A series of emitters bring intelligent automation to the field and provide remote diagnosis and maintenance information.

In the 2000 s

Combined with the Windows NT Server 70 platform, the award-winning Coriolis mass flow System CFT50, and the DolpHin? pH sensor for high-temperature applications, innovation continues.

In 2013,

Foxboro Evo? process Automation has worked with the world’s leading processing companies for decades to improve efficiency, productivity, and reliability at every operational level under their control.

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