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Honeywell LSZ54R Rod Lever for Limit Switches - Rod Levers for Limit Switches
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Honeywell LSZ54R Rod Lever for Limit Switches

The HONEYWELL LSZ54R is a coil spring lever arm accessory for LS series limit switches, featuring an adjustable 12-inch maximum arm/operator length. This rod lever is designed as a replacement actuator for compatible…

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Honeywell
Item
LSZ54R Rod Lever for Limit Switches
Part Number
LSZ54R
Category
Rod Levers for Limit Switches
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Manufacturer Part Number
LSZ54R
Type
Adj, 12 in Arm/Operator Lg - Max, 14CE/914CE/HDLS/LS
Actuator Style
Coil Spring
Compatible with Series
LS

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Product Description

The HONEYWELL LSZ54R is a coil spring lever arm accessory for LS series limit switches, featuring an adjustable 12-inch maximum arm/operator length. This rod lever is designed as a replacement actuator for compatible HONEYWELL limit switch models including 14CE, 914CE, HDLS, and LS series.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the HONEYWELL LSZ54R limit switch lever arm used for?

The HONEYWELL LSZ54R is a coil spring lever arm accessory used as a replacement actuator for LS series limit switches. It is compatible with Honeywell 14CE, 914CE, HDLS, and LS series models, providing an adjustable 12-inch maximum arm length for precise positioning in industrial automation and machinery.

What are the specifications of the HONEYWELL LSZ54R?

The HONEYWELL LSZ54R features a coil spring actuator style and an adjustable arm/operator length up to 12 inches. It is designed for LS series limit switches and is compatible with Honeywell 14CE, 914CE, HDLS, and LS series models. The manufacturer part number is LSZ54R.

Where to buy the HONEYWELL LSZ54R worldwide?

You can source the HONEYWELL LSZ54R through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide destinations. Contact us for availability and lead time on this Honeywell limit switch lever arm.

How to install the HONEYWELL LSZ54R lever arm?

To install the HONEYWELL LSZ54R, first disconnect power to the limit switch. Remove the existing actuator and attach the coil spring lever arm to the switch shaft, ensuring it is securely fastened. Adjust the 12-inch arm to the desired position and verify proper actuation before re-energizing the system.

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Common applications for Honeywell
Commercial kitchen and inflight-catering steam boilers — RM7890 / RM7895 flame relays with UV detection
Food-processing ramp-and-dwell ovens — DBC2000E / DBC2100E controllers
Hotel and hospital boiler plants — VR8205 combination gas controls
Petrochemical tank-farm heating — V4xxx gas-valve bodies with ML7420 actuators
Retrofit swap-outs from legacy Fireye / Satronic — Honeywell replacement kits
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