Schneider Electric XB7EV63P | Monolithic pilot light, Harmony XB7, plastic, green, 22mm, plain lens for BA9s bulb, lt 25
Schneider Electric XB7EV63P | Monolithic pilot light, Harmony XB7, plastic, green, 22mm, plain lens for BA9s bulb, lt 25
Schneider Electric XB7EV63P | Monolithic pilot light, Harmony XB7, plastic, green, 22mm, plain lens for BA9s bulb, lt 25 is a push button, pilot light or selector switch selected for professional electrical projects, maintenance replacement, panel building and contractor procurement in Egypt.
This product is positioned under Schneider Electric Harmony Push Buttons & Pilot Lights and identified by part number XB7EV63P. It helps engineers, technicians and purchasing teams quickly match the requested item with the correct brand, application and technical description.
Product details: Monolithic pilot light, Harmony XB7, plastic, green, 22mm, plain lens for BA9s bulb, lt 250V.
Typical applications
- Electrical contracting, panel assembly and site maintenance
- Residential, commercial and light industrial electrical installations
- Replacement parts for BOQs, project submittals and urgent maintenance orders
- Procurement by exact part number through Spark Egypt
Variant table and part-number guide
Use this table to match the correct part number with your BOQ, panel schedule, maintenance order or procurement request.
| Variant | Part number / SKU | Product family | Key specification | Selection note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Default Title | XB7EV63P | Schneider Electric Harmony Push Buttons & Pilot Lights | Monolithic pilot light, Harmony XB7, plastic, green, 22mm, plain lens for BA9s bulb, lt 250V | Use XB7EV63P when the project BOQ, replacement request or panel schedule calls for this push button, pilot light or selector switch. |
Selection guidance
Confirm the part number or SKU XB7EV63P against the project specification, wiring diagram, panel schedule, load requirements and installation environment before ordering. Spark supplies electrical products for engineers, contractors and end users across Cairo, Giza and Egypt.