Square D 9007R22 Limit Switch Roller Lever 7.6 in

Product Description

The SQUARE D 9007R22 is a replacement roller lever accessory designed for use with 9007-series limit switches in industrial and commercial control applications. Measuring 7.6 inches in overall length, this lever features a plastic roller that actuates the switch mechanism when contacted by a moving machine component or actuator arm. It is a direct-fit accessory part intended for field replacement or assembly-level customization of compatible 9007-series switch bodies. Electricians and industrial maintenance technicians install this lever when a worn or damaged actuator arm needs replacement without swapping the full switch assembly.

This roller lever is suited for machine tool, conveyor, and automated equipment installations where a 9007-series limit switch monitors position or travel limits. Compatible switch bodies include models 9007AS9, 9007BS9, 9007CS9, 9007FT, 9007NS9, 9007T, 9007T10S9, and 9007T5S9. It is appropriate for both new installation builds and maintenance replacement scenarios in light industrial environments where plastic roller contact is acceptable for the duty cycle and surface conditions present.

Key Features

• Overall length of 7.6 inches provides reach for standard 9007-series lever-actuated limit switch configurations
• Plastic roller construction reduces friction and is suited for light-duty contact surfaces
• Direct replacement accessory eliminates the need to replace the entire switch body
• Compatible with eight 9007-series switch models for broad serviceability across installed base
• Sold as a single unit, allowing targeted replacement without excess inventory

Compatibility

Designed for use with SQUARE D 9007-series limit switches including models 9007AS9, 9007BS9, 9007CS9, 9007FT, 9007NS9, 9007T, 9007T10S9, and 9007T5S9.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed electricians or qualified industrial maintenance technicians. De-energize and lock out the control circuit and any associated machinery before removing or installing limit switch components, following NFPA 70E lockout/tagout procedures. Inspect the switch body mounting and actuator arm alignment after fitting the new lever to confirm proper actuation travel. Do not force the lever into position; confirm the attachment hardware is fully seated before returning the equipment to service.