Square D 9007CA2 Roller Lever Limit Switch 7.6 Inches

Product Description

The SQUARE D 9007CA2 is a roller lever accessory designed for use with SQUARE D 9007 series limit switches. The lever arm measures 7.6 inches in overall length and features a steel roller at the actuating end. Limit switch levers like this one translate mechanical contact from a cam, machine part, or moving object into an electrical switching signal. This part is installed by electricians and industrial maintenance technicians working on automated machinery, conveyor systems, and process control equipment where reliable position sensing is required.

This roller lever is suited to applications where a rotating or traveling machine component must trigger a limit switch in a consistent, repeatable manner. The steel roller construction handles repeated mechanical contact without deforming, making it appropriate for higher-cycle industrial environments. Typical installations include conveyor position control, door interlock circuits, and machine guarding systems. The lever attaches directly to compatible 9007 series switch bodies as a field-replaceable actuator component.

Key Features

• 7.6-inch overall arm length for extended actuation reach
• Steel roller provides durable, wear-resistant contact surface
• Designed as a direct replacement actuator for 9007 series limit switches
• Field-replaceable component — no need to replace the full switch body
• Sold individually, quantity of one per package

Compatibility

Compatible with SQUARE D 9007A, 9007AW, 9007B, 9007C, 9007N, 9007T10, and 9007T5 series limit switches.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or industrial maintenance technician. De-energize and lock out the machine circuit before removing the existing actuator or switch assembly, following LOTO procedures per NFPA 70E. Verify the replacement lever length and roller orientation are compatible with the actuating cam or target before returning the machine to service. Do not force the lever into position; improper fitment can damage the switch body or cause erratic operation.