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P0916DB Foxboro I/A Series Termination Cable
P0916DB Foxboro I/A Series Termination Cable
P0916DB Foxboro I/A Series Termination Cable

P0916DB Foxboro I/A Series Termination Cable


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PRODUCT SKU : P0916DB

PRODUCT TYPE : Termination Cables

PRODUCT VENDOR : Foxboro


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Product Details

The Foxboro P0916DB, also cataloged as the P0916DB Termination Cable, operates as a dedicated hardware component for fieldbus module interface connection and signal routing within I/A Series platforms.

Hardware Specifications

Parameter Specification
Model P0916DB
Brand Foxboro
Origin USA
Weight 0.29 kg (0.65 lbs)
Dimensions Length 1.0 m (Type 1 Cable)
Cable Type Type 1 Prefabricated Termination Cable
Operating Temp -20 to +70 deg C
Power Consumption Passive (0 W)
Conductor Configuration Shielded Multi-Conductor Assembly

Channel-to-Channel Isolation & Signal Integrity

The Foxboro P0916DB termination cable maintains signal integrity across fieldbus module interfaces by providing continuous copper conductors with heavy shielding to suppress magnetic coupling and cross-talk. Compatible with 4-20 mA HART loop protocol signal paths and discrete I/O wiring, the cable preserves channel-to-channel isolation ratings specified by the attached baseplates and termination assemblies. High-density outer jacketing protects internal conductors from mechanical abrasion and ambient electrical noise in control cabinet layouts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can the Foxboro P0916DB termination cable be installed or removed while the baseplate is energized?

A: Yes, the P0916DB is a passive interface cable that supports live connection and disconnection, provided the connected field devices do not present inductive load transients during unplugging.

Q: Does the P0916DB cable require specific orientation when mating with termination assemblies?

A: Keyed connector housings prevent reversed pin alignment during physical insertion into baseplate and termination assembly headers.

Field Installation Guidelines

  1. Inspect connector pins and housing alignment keys on the P0916DB cable prior to installation.
  2. Route the 1.0 m cable assembly through dedicated low-voltage wire channels, maintaining a minimum 300 mm separation from AC power lines.
  3. Observe a minimum bend radius of 75 mm to prevent conductor strain and insulation degradation.
  4. Fully seat connectors into baseplate and termination assembly sockets, tightening thumb screws hand-tight.
  5. Connect cable shield drains directly to the enclosure signal ground bus bar following single-point grounding rules.

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  • Purchase Guidance: Check product specifications and compatibility carefully before ordering to ensure proper application.




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