Eaton - Elektrischer Antrieb für Leistungsschalter Fernantrieb NZM2-XR380-440AC für BG2 Bosch 4-Wege-Kassette Multisplit 5 mm² Bandware nein Hülsenform

Name: Eaton - Elektrischer Antrieb für Leistungsschalter Fernantrieb NZM2-XR380-440AC für BG2 Bosch 4-Wege-Kassette Multisplit 5 mm² Bandware nein Hülsenform
Brand: atdawn.us
SKU: 14724670931
Price: 450.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8649 (26 reviews)

SKU 14724670931

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Eaton Elektrischer Antrieb für Leistungsschalter Fernantrieb NZM2 XR380 440AC für BG2 Bosch 4 Wege Kassette Multisplit 5 mm² Bandware nein Hülsenform 5 mm² Bandware nein Hülsenform kurz Geeignet für hohe Temperaturen (bis 650 °C) nein Geeignet für Lackdraht nein Geeignet für Rundleiter nein Geeignet für Flachleiter nein Werkstoff Kupfer Oberflächenschutz verzinnt Reiku Klemmstern TKKSB 52Blind dichtet Schlauchverschraubungen der Größe 52 mm zuverlässig ab

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