ABB Stotz-Kontakt - Erweiterungs-/Reduzierring Innengewindeadapter BVID-M162GT − 50 Stück R32 Technische Details Ausführung Glassicherung Größe

Name: ABB Stotz-Kontakt - Erweiterungs-/Reduzierring Innengewindeadapter BVID-M162GT − 50 Stück R32 Technische Details Ausführung Glassicherung Größe
Brand: atdawn.us
SKU: 10939163545
Price: 123.45 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.045 (15 reviews)

SKU 10939163545

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ABB Stotz Kontakt Erweiterungs Reduzierring Innengewindeadapter BVID M162GT − 50 Stück R32 Technische Details Ausführung Glassicherung Größe Technische Details Ausführung Glassicherung Größe 5x20 mm Spannungsart AC Bemessungsstrom 4 A Bemessungsspannung 250 V Betriebsklasse Mittlere Zeitverzögerung Betriebsfrequenz 50 45 mm Länge 1 m Betriebstemperatur 135 °C Farbe gelb Transparent nein Werkstoff Polyolefine (PO X) Halogenfrei ja Mit Innenkleber nein Bedruckbar nein UL Zulassung nein

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