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The SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC 9001K3L1RH13 is a heavy-duty illuminated push-button switch designed for industrial control panel applications. It features a 30 mm mounting hole diameter, momentary (MO) operation, and a dual-contact configuration supporting both normally closed (NC) and normally open (NO) circuits. Rated at 600 volts AC and 10 amps, this unit is built for demanding environments. The octagon-shaped, flush-style operator is red and constructed of metal, offering durability in high-cycle applications. Installation is performed by licensed electricians and qualified control panel technicians working on motor control centers, operator stations, and machine control enclosures.
This push-button switch is suited for use in industrial and commercial control systems where a momentary-contact, illuminated operator is required. Typical applications include machine start/stop stations, conveyor control panels, pump control enclosures, and process control operator interfaces. The illuminated operator provides a visible status indication at the point of control, which is valuable in production floor and mechanical room environments. The flush-mount profile reduces the risk of accidental actuation in panel installations where operators work in close proximity to controls.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation push-button operator for industrial control panels requiring a 30 mm momentary-contact illuminated switch with NC/NO contacts rated at 600 volts AC.
Installation should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC requirements and applicable local codes. De-energize and lock out the control panel before mounting or wiring the switch. Verify that the panel enclosure NEMA rating matches the environmental requirements of the installation location. Confirm contact configuration wiring against the existing control circuit schematic before restoring power.
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