Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric 9001KA41 Contact Block SPDT 30 mm Black
A 30 mm SPDT contact block rated 0.5 A at 120 V AC for low-energy circuits, compatible with Schneider 9001K series operators and certified to IEC 60947 and UL 508 standards
- Engine BrandSCHNEIDER ELECTRIC
- Engine Size30 mm
- SPDT switching handles low-energy control circuits
- 5 A at 120 V AC contact rating
- 30 mm size fits 9001K series operators
- Screw-clamp terminals give secure wiring
- Meets UL 508, CSA 22.2 and IEC 60947 standards
Schneider 9001KA41 Contact Block
The Schneider 9001KA41 is a 30 mm SPDT contact block designed for low-energy control circuits. It fits Schneider 9001K series 30 mm operators and carries a 0.5 A rating at 120 V AC with NEMA A600/Q600 designation.
Replaces worn or incorrect blocks
Swap this block when an existing 9001K series contact shows contact wear, incorrect action type or a failed safety rating. The jump is worth it when the application demands Class II safety compliance to IEC 61140 and the listed UL, CSA and IEC standards.
Screw-clamp terminals simplify wiring
Terminal screws accept stripped conductors for secure clamp connections without special tools. The momentary action must match the operator function; verify the operator series is 9001K before mounting to avoid mechanical mismatch.
Highlights
- SPDT switching handles low-energy control circuits
- 5 A at 120 V AC contact rating
- 30 mm size fits 9001K series operators
- Screw-clamp terminals give secure wiring
- Meets UL 508, CSA 22.2 and IEC 60947 standards
Specifications
| Engine Brand | SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC |
|---|---|
| Engine Size | 30 mm |
Questions about this item
Will this 30 mm contact block fit my Schneider 9001K series operator?
Yes, the block is built for Schneider 9001K series 30 mm operators and mounts directly into the standard 30 mm cut-out.
How do I wire the screw-clamp terminals without a loose connection?
Strip each wire, insert fully into the screw-clamp cage, then tighten the screw until the conductor cannot be pulled out — the step most often missed is verifying the wire is fully seated before final torque.
When should I replace this SPDT block in a low-energy circuit?
Replace it if the silver-alloy contacts show pitting, the screw-clamp cage is cracked, or the momentary action no longer returns cleanly — all signs the 0.5 A / 120 V AC rating can no longer be met.
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