Product Overview

The Foxboro CM400YK FBM09 is a versatile digital I/O module designed for Foxboro’s I/A Series distributed control system. It supports 16 configurable channels that can be set for either contact closure or DC voltage input/output. This module is ideal for monitoring and controlling discrete field devices such as switches, relays, and solenoids in industrial automation environments.

The module features a dual-compartment housing that separates electronics from field wiring, enhancing safety and simplifying maintenance. It connects to Fieldbus through a main module and supports expansion for increased I/O density.

Technical Specifications

Key Features

• 16 configurable I/O channels allow for flexible control, supporting both input and output configurations.

• LED indicators provide real-time diagnostics of channel status and module health.

• Optical isolation ensures signal integrity and protects the module from electrical noise.

• Dual-compartment design enhances safety and simplifies maintenance.

• Compatible with Fieldbus for seamless integration into the I/A Series systems.

Applications

The CM400YK FBM09 module is ideal for:

• Oil and gas refineries

• Power generation systems

• Water and wastewater treatment plants

• Chemical and pharmaceutical manufacturing

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Is the CM400YK FBM09 module brand new and original?

A: Yes, we only supply brand-new, original, and factory-sealed products.

Q: Do you have stock available? What is the delivery time?

A: We have inventory ready. Delivery typically takes 3 days to 2 weeks, depending on order size.

Q: What logistics options are available?

A: We ship via DHL, FedEx, UPS, and other global carriers.

Q: What if there is a quality issue?

A: We offer a 30-day return policy for any quality-related concerns.

Q: Can this module handle both input and output signals?

A: Yes, all 16 channels are configurable for either contact or DC voltage I/O.

Q: Is it compatible with other Foxboro I/A Series components?

A: Absolutely, it integrates seamlessly with the I/A Series Fieldbus architecture.