Square D 9007B9 Limit Switch Roller Lever 7.6 Inches

Product Description

The SQUARE D 9007B9 is a replacement roller lever accessory designed for use with compatible 9007-series limit switches. The lever measures 7.6 inches in overall length and features a steel roller construction, providing durable mechanical actuation in industrial and commercial control applications. This part serves as the physical contact arm that trips the limit switch when a machine component, door, or actuator reaches its travel endpoint. Electricians and automation technicians install this lever as a direct replacement when the original actuator shows wear, damage, or misalignment. The steel roller resists abrasion under repeated cam or ramp contact cycles.

This roller lever is suited for industrial limit switch assemblies installed on conveyors, machine guards, hoists, and other automated equipment where precise position sensing is required. It is intended for use with the 9007AS9, 9007BS9, 9007CS9, 9007FT, 9007NS9, 9007T, 9007T10S9, and 9007T5S9 limit switch bodies. Both light manufacturing environments and heavier duty panel and machine control installations are typical deployment scenarios for this accessory.

Key Features

• 7.6-inch overall lever length for extended reach actuation
• Steel roller construction for abrasion resistance and long service life
• Direct replacement accessory for 9007-series SQUARE D limit switches
• Compatible with eight 9007-series switch models as listed by the manufacturer
• Package quantity of one lever per unit

Compatibility

Designed for use with the following SQUARE D limit switch models: 9007AS9, 9007BS9, 9007CS9, 9007FT, 9007NS9, 9007T, 9007T10S9, and 9007T5S9.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or qualified industrial maintenance technician. De-energize the control circuit and lock out the machine at the disconnect before removing or installing any limit switch component. Verify the lever arm is fully seated and secured to the switch body before returning the machine to service. Follow applicable NEC and equipment manufacturer guidelines for industrial control wiring and mechanical guarding.