Square D 9007MA9 Limit Switch Roller Lever 7.6 Inches

Product Description

The SQUARE D 9007MA9 is a steel roller lever accessory designed for use with SQUARE D 9007-series limit switches. The lever extends 7.6 inches in overall length and provides the mechanical actuating arm that translates physical contact or cam motion into a switching signal. Licensed electricians and industrial maintenance technicians install this part when replacing worn or damaged actuator levers on existing limit switch bodies. It is a direct replacement component, not a complete switch assembly. The steel roller construction handles repetitive mechanical contact in demanding industrial and machine-control environments.

This roller lever is suited for industrial automation, conveyor systems, machine tool applications, and other control-panel or field-mounted limit switch installations where the 9007-series switch body is already in service. It fits residential, light commercial, and heavy industrial settings wherever SQUARE D 9007-series limit switches are used to detect position, travel, or object presence. Installation typically occurs during scheduled maintenance or when a lever shows visible wear, bending, or roller damage that affects reliable actuation.

Key Features

• 7.6-inch overall length provides extended reach for offset or indirect actuation scenarios
• Steel roller construction resists wear from repeated mechanical contact
• Direct replacement accessory for SQUARE D 9007-series limit switch bodies
• Lightweight at 0.1 pounds, minimizing added load on switch actuator mechanism
• Sold as a single unit, matching standard replacement and maintenance workflows

Compatibility

Designed for use with SQUARE D limit switch series: 9007A, 9007AW, 9007B, 9007C, 9007N, 9007T10, and 9007T5.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or qualified industrial maintenance technician. De-energize all circuits and lock out the machine or panel before removing the existing lever or handling the switch body, following applicable NFPA 70E lockout/tagout procedures. Verify the replacement lever is fully seated and secured to the switch head before restoring power and testing actuation. Do not force the lever into position; improper fitment can affect switch actuation travel and reliability.