Bals Elektrotech - CEE-Kupplung (IEC 60309) Kupplung 31247 Plus32A 5p 400V 6h Bosch 7000 i mehrere Räume 15 mm Werkstoff Metall Werkstoffgüte

Name: Bals Elektrotech - CEE-Kupplung (IEC 60309) Kupplung 31247 Plus32A 5p 400V 6h Bosch 7000 i mehrere Räume 15 mm Werkstoff Metall Werkstoffgüte
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SKU: 1961373822
Price: 75.90 USD
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Bals Elektrotech CEE Kupplung (IEC 60309) Kupplung 31247 Plus32A 5p 400V 6h Bosch 7000 i mehrere Räume 15 mm Werkstoff Metall Werkstoffgüte 15 mm Werkstoff Metall Werkstoffgüte Edelstahl 316 (V4A) Oberflächenschutz sonstige Halogenfrei ja Glasfaserverstärkt nein Schutzart (IP) IP69K Biegeschutz nein Mit Gegenmutter nein Ausführung gerade Teilbare Verschraubung nein Einsatztemperatur 40 30 V Spannungsart DC Schaltfrequenz 100 Hz Mit Überwachungsfunktion nachgeschalteter Geräte nein Werkstoff des Gehäuses Metall Explosionsschutz Kategorie für Gas sonstige Explosionsschutz Kategorie für Staub sonstige

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