Eaton
Eaton E50KL545 Forked Roller Lever 1.5in Arm
Forked roller lever with a 1.5 in metal arm and 0.69 in diameter roller fits E50AR16P limit switches
- Forked roller lever fits E50AR16P contactors
- 5 in arm length positions actuator precisely
- 69 in roller diameter ensures smooth engagement
- Metal arm and roller withstand industrial wear
- 25 in roller width suits standard applications
Forked Roller Lever with 1.5in Arm
This Eaton E50KL545 forked roller lever is a replacement actuator for E50 series limit switches. It suits maintenance engineers and OEM assemblers who need a standard roller actuator with a front-mounted metal roller on a metal arm.
Thermal and Power Behaviour
As a passive mechanical component the lever generates no heat, draws no power and produces no audible noise during operation. Its metal construction withstands the same environmental temperatures as the host switch body.
Bundled Hardware and Compatibility
The lever ships alone without mounting hardware or wiring accessories. It is designed specifically for the E50AR16P switch body; using it with other series requires verification of the actuator mounting pattern and arm geometry.
Highlights
- Forked roller lever fits E50AR16P contactors
- 5 in arm length positions actuator precisely
- 69 in roller diameter ensures smooth engagement
- Metal arm and roller withstand industrial wear
- 25 in roller width suits standard applications
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the E50KL545 forked roller lever onto the E50AR16P switch body, and which step is commonly missed?
Mount the lever onto the actuator shaft of the E50AR16P and secure the set screw; the step often missed is verifying the roller sits at the front position and rotates freely before tightening.
What maintenance or replacement will the metal roller and arm need over time?
Inspect the 0.69 in diameter metal roller and 0.25 in width for wear or flat spots; replace the lever if the roller no longer rolls smoothly or the 1.5 in arm shows bending or metal fatigue.
What is the first limit that appears when the lever is actuated continuously at high cycle rates?
Mechanical wear on the 0.69 in metal roller and fork pivot points becomes the limiting factor, causing increased friction or play before any electrical rating of the E50AR16P switch body is reached.
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