Niedax - Hammerkopfschraube Hakenkopfschraube HK 512/50 F − 50 Stück mitsubishi wärmepumpe ecodan Diese Eigenschaften eigenen sich hervorragend

Name: Niedax - Hammerkopfschraube Hakenkopfschraube HK 512/50 F − 50 Stück mitsubishi wärmepumpe ecodan Diese Eigenschaften eigenen sich hervorragend
Brand: atdawn.us
SKU: 1483412915
Price: 217.45 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5796 (5 reviews)

SKU 1483412915

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Niedax Hammerkopfschraube Hakenkopfschraube HK 512 50 F − 50 Stück mitsubishi wärmepumpe ecodan Diese Eigenschaften eigenen sich hervorragend Diese Eigenschaften eigenen sich hervorragend für Anwendungen mit hohen Personenkonzentrationen Technische Details Montageart Aufputz Art der Abdeckung Tür Ausführung Deckel ohne Art der Tür Einzel Transparenter Deckel Tür nein Mit Schloss nein Nennstrom (In) 400 A Höhe 800 mm Breite 550 mm Tiefe 210 mm Einbautiefe 190 mm Innentiefe 190 mm Materialstärke Gehäuse 1

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