Telemecanique Sensors: 9007 Series Heavy-Duty NEMA Limit Switches

Schneider’s Square D brand 9007 series limit switches are designed to withstand harsh industrial environments and are available in a wide range of formats.

The 9007 AO/CO heavy-duty snap switches has a plastic body and a broad selection of operator styles and contact arrangements in 10 A and 15 A versions.

The 9007MS/ML heavy-duty metal miniature enclosed switches feature a 39 mm metal body, potted and pre-wired with cable, and side or bottom cable and connector options.

The 9007C heavy-duty metal limit switches are compact and standard with 39 mm plug-in bodies or 69 mm fixed body for hazardous locations. Available with more than 20 heads and 200 lever styles, this switch offers a wide range of options.

The 9007 AW heavy-duty metal industrial precision oil-tight enclosed switches have unique features, are micrometer adjustable, and have low-temperature operation. They are compatible with 9007C range levers.

The 9007 T/FT mill and foundry for severe-duty applications offer convertible sequences and 59 mm housing, including spring return, maintained, neutral position, and two-step sequential versions. They feature extended operating and reset forces and heavy-duty contacts that will break 20 A_AC/DC.

The L100/300 mill and foundry for severe-duty fixed sequences come in a 59 mm housing. They are available in two- or three-pole configurations, including spring return, maintained, neutral position, and two-step sequential versions. They feature extended operating and reset forces and heavy-duty contacts that will break 20 A_AC/DC.

The L525 belt conveyor monitoring limit switches have a 59 mm housing with a rolling pin style lever arm for mounting on the side of the conveyor belt. Two-step contact sequences are available in various configurations for activating the warning alarm and stop signal as the belt drifts sideways.

The L140 rope pull switches have a 59 mm housing. They are available in single or dual cable versions with one, two, or three maintained contacts in various configurations. They are typically used to signal a stop command for a conveyor belt.