SQUARE D
SQUARE D 9007EA12 roller lever arm 3 in
Roller lever arm with 0.75 in steel roller and zinc arm for 9007AW limit switches
- TypeLight Switch
- 3 in arm length positions roller for reliable actuation
- 75 in steel roller reduces wear on contact surfaces
- Zinc arm construction resists corrosion in industrial environments
- Tapered arm width fits 9007AW and 9007C limit switches
- 31 in arm depth allows installation in confined spaces
Roller Lever Arm for 9007AW Switches
The SQUARE D 9007EA12 is a replacement actuator designed for use with 9007AW limit switches. It suits maintenance technicians and panel builders who need a standard roller lever to restore or complete a switch assembly.
Zinc Arm With Steel Roller
The arm is made from zinc with a tapered width and a depth of .31 in, while the roller uses steel measuring .75 in diameter and .63 in wide. An outside offset roller position and 3 in arm length determine the actuation travel and mounting envelope inside the enclosure.
Direct Actuator Replacement
This lever arm replaces a worn or missing actuator on compatible 9007AW bodies without changing the switch internals. The upgrade is worth it when the existing lever is damaged or when a different roller position is required for the application.
Highlights
- 3 in arm length positions roller for reliable actuation
- 75 in steel roller reduces wear on contact surfaces
- Zinc arm construction resists corrosion in industrial environments
- Tapered arm width fits 9007AW and 9007C limit switches
- 31 in arm depth allows installation in confined spaces
Specifications
| Brand | Square D |
|---|---|
| Type | Light Switch |
Questions about this item
Does the 9007EA12 lever arm fit the 9007AW limit switch body?
Yes, the arm is designed for use with the 9007AW switch body and mounts directly to the operating head shaft.
What are the roller dimensions on this 3 in arm?
The steel roller measures 0.75 in diameter and 0.63 in width with an outside offset position.
How is the zinc lever arm secured to the switch shaft?
It clamps onto the splined shaft with a setscrew; the common error is not tightening the screw fully against the shaft flat.
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