FOXBORO FBM219 RH916RH Industrial Control Module

The FOXBORO FBM219 RH916RH serves as a critical component in precision control systems across manufacturing, energy, and process industries. Designed for high-speed analog signal processing, this module ensures reliable operation in environments requiring millisecond-level response times. Its compact form factor and Modbus RTU compatibility make it particularly suitable for retrofitting legacy systems while maintaining modern communication standards.

Technical Specifications Operating Voltage: 12 VDC Output Frequency: 4 kHz Response Time: ≤ 1 ms Current Consumption: ≤ 100 mA Communication Protocol: Modbus RTU Temperature Range: -40°C to +85°C Dimensions: 85 x 45 x 25 mm Weight: ~100g

Engineered for demanding applications, this module excels in environments where thermal stability and vibration resistance matter. A chemical processing plant in Texas recently reported zero signal drift during 18 months of continuous operation at 80°C ambient temperatures. Its 4kHz output frequency proves particularly valuable in servo control loops for packaging machinery, where precise timing coordination between multiple axes is critical.

For system integration, the FBM219 RH916RH pairs seamlessly with FOXBORO’s FCP270/280 controllers and FBM230 I/O modules. Our inventory includes complementary components like the P0904HA signal conditioner and E69F-TI2-S thermocouple interface, ensuring complete system support for DCS retrofits and expansion projects.

Our Services

We maintain 16 regional warehouses across 6 countries, guaranteeing 24-72 hour delivery for in-stock items. All products come with a 1-year quality assurance – no questions asked. For instance, a recent client in Indonesia received emergency replacement modules within 48 hours, minimizing downtime during a critical turbine control system upgrade.

Contact Linda directly via WhatsApp or email abbdcs36@gmail.com for current pricing and availability. Our engineers provide free compatibility checks for existing I/A Series installations – personally, I’ve helped over 30 clients verify module interoperability during system upgrades.