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The SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC 9001K85 is an alternate action module designed for use with push on/push off pushbutton switch assemblies in industrial and commercial control panel applications. This module converts a standard momentary pushbutton into a maintained-contact, push-on/push-off switch without replacing the entire operator. It is a direct accessory component intended for integration into existing 9001 series pushbutton switch assemblies. Weighing 0.05 pounds and measuring 3.5 inches in length, 2.2 inches in width, and 1.7 inches in height, the module is compact and straightforward to install. Electricians and controls technicians working on motor control centers, control panels, and automation enclosures will find this a practical field replacement or upgrade component.
This alternate action module is suited for industrial control panel environments where a latching pushbutton function is required. It is used in applications where the operator must toggle equipment on and off with successive button presses rather than holding a momentary contact. Typical install scenarios include machine control stations, operator interface panels, and process control enclosures in both light industrial and heavy industrial settings. The module works in conjunction with the corresponding push on/push off operator module in the 9001 series platform.
Designed for use with push on/push off operator modules in the Schneider Electric 9001 series pushbutton switch platform. Specific compatible assemblies should be verified against the 9001 series product documentation before ordering.
Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or controls technician in accordance with NFPA 70 (NEC) requirements for industrial control panels. De-energize and lock out the control panel before disassembling any pushbutton operator or installing accessory modules. Confirm mechanical alignment and positive seating of the module within the operator assembly before restoring power. Do not force the module into position, as improper seating can cause unreliable contact switching behavior.
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