SCHNEIDER 9007C54B2 Limit Switch

SCHNEIDER 9007C54B2 Limit Switch

Product Overview

The Schneider Electric 9007C54B2 is a 9007 Series Heavy Duty Industrial Limit Switch designed for position detection and mechanical control applications. It features a metal plug-in body, rotary head, spring return mechanism, and SPDT (1NO+1NC) snap-action contacts, providing reliable switching performance in demanding industrial environments.

Main Specifications

• Manufacturer: Schneider Electric / Telemecanique Sensors
• Model: 9007C54B2
• Product Type: Heavy Duty Limit Switch
• Series: 9007C
• Application:
  • Industrial position sensing
  • Mechanical limit detection
• Body Type:
  • Plug-in metal body
• Head Type:
  • Rotary head
• Actuator:
  • Zinc spring return type
  • Operating lever not included
• Actuation Direction:
  • Clockwise and counterclockwise
  • Left and right approach
• Contact Configuration:
  • SPDT (Form Z)
  • 1 Normally Open (NO)
  • 1 Normally Closed (NC)
• Contact Operation:
  • Snap action
• Contact Material:
  • Silver alloy
• Rated Voltage:
  • Up to 600 VAC
• Contact Rating:
  • 10 A
• Connection:
  • Screw clamp terminals
  • 1/2" NPT conduit entry
• Protection Rating:
  • NEMA 1/2/4/6/6P/12/13
  • IP67
• Body Material:
  • Zinc alloy

Advantages & Features

• Heavy-duty industrial design for harsh environments
• Rugged metal housing provides excellent durability
• Rotary head allows flexible mechanical installation
• Spring return mechanism ensures reliable reset
• SPDT contacts support both NO and NC control circuits
• High electrical and mechanical service life
• IP67 protection suitable for dusty and wet environments
• Compatible with industrial machinery control systems

Applications

• Industrial machinery
• Conveyor systems
• Material handling equipment
• Machine tools
• Packaging equipment
• Automated production lines
• Door and guard position monitoring
• Mechanical position control systems

Important Notes

• The operating lever is not included and must be selected separately according to application requirements.
• Confirm mounting position and actuator direction before installation.
• Check contact configuration (NO/NC) before wiring.
• Disconnect power before installation or maintenance.
• Avoid exceeding rated voltage and current limits.