HellermannTyton - Erweiterungs-/Reduzierring Konverter Messing vernick. 166-51031(2) PG21/PG29 − 2 Stück Coanda-Luftstrom nach IEC 60947-3 auf Sammelschienen

Name: HellermannTyton - Erweiterungs-/Reduzierring Konverter Messing vernick. 166-51031(2) PG21/PG29 − 2 Stück Coanda-Luftstrom nach IEC 60947-3 auf Sammelschienen
Brand: atdawn.us
SKU: 52670215366
Price: 37.90 USD
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Rating: 4.7038 (13 reviews)

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HellermannTyton Erweiterungs Reduzierring Konverter Messing vernick. 166 51031(2) PG21 PG29 − 2 Stück Coanda Luftstrom nach IEC 60947 3 auf Sammelschienen nach IEC 60947 3 auf Sammelschienen 5 mm Kabellänge konfigurierbar ja Anzahl der Sensor Aktor Steckplätze 1 Anzahl der Kanäle pro Steckplatz 16 Ausführung der Abgänge für Sensor Aktorleitungen sonstige Polzahl der Sensor Aktor Steckplätze 16 Bemessungsspannung 24 V Verschmutzungsgrad 2 Betriebsspannung 24 V Max

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