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The SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC 9001KP7R31 is a 240-volt AC incandescent pilot light designed for panel-mount status indication in industrial and commercial control applications. It features a round red lens and a screw clamp electrical connection, making it straightforward to wire into existing terminal arrangements. The panel cutout diameter is 30mm, which is a standard dimension across a wide range of operator interface and control panel enclosures. Licensed electricians and industrial controls technicians install this indicator light as part of machine control stations, motor control centers, and general-purpose electrical panels. The unit weighs 0.5 pounds and ships as a single piece.
This pilot light is suited for use in residential, commercial, and industrial control panels where 240V AC status indication is required. It is commonly installed in motor starter panels, conveyor control stations, pump control enclosures, and similar fixed-installation equipment. The red lens color is a standard designation for fault, run, or power-present indication depending on the application's control scheme. The screw clamp connector type suits both stranded and solid conductors and is compatible with standard industrial wiring practice.
Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-install pilot light for 30mm panel cutout control stations and enclosures requiring 240V AC incandescent indication.
Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with NFPA 70 (NEC) and all applicable local codes. De-energize and lock out the control panel before mounting or wiring the pilot light. Confirm the panel cutout is 30mm and that the supply voltage matches the 240V AC rating of this unit before energizing. Do not exceed the rated voltage, as this will reduce lamp life or cause immediate failure.
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