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The SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC 9421LW4 is a door-mounted, variable-depth circuit breaker operating mechanism designed for use with M/P Frame 1200 ampere breakers. It features an 8-inch rotary lever handle with a variable-depth shaft that adjusts from 7.2 to 22.25 inches, allowing installation across a range of enclosure depths without custom hardware. The mechanism is rated for NEMA 1/3R/12 enclosures, meaning it is suitable for general indoor use, rainproof, and dusttight applications. All-metal construction provides durability in demanding industrial and commercial environments. Licensed electricians install this accessory as part of a complete panelboard or switchboard assembly.
This operating mechanism is intended for industrial and commercial electrical distribution systems where a breaker must be operated from outside a closed enclosure door. The right-side handle mounting location and 3-pole configuration make it appropriate for three-phase power distribution panels. The Class 9421 Type L series is commonly used in manufacturing facilities, commercial buildings, and utility rooms where M/P Frame breakers are installed in NEMA 1/3R/12 enclosures. The handle assembly mounts to the enclosure door and connects to the breaker via a variable-depth shaft, keeping personnel clear of live components during operation.
Designed for use with M/P Frame 1200 ampere circuit breakers installed in NEMA 1/3R/12 enclosures. Compatible with Class 9421 Type L door-mounted operating mechanism applications as noted in the product series data.
Installation must be performed by a qualified, licensed electrician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements. De-energize and lock out the circuit before beginning any work on the breaker or operating mechanism. The variable-depth shaft must be adjusted and secured to match the actual door-to-breaker distance before operation. Verify that the padlocking hardware is fully engaged before returning the enclosure to service.
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