Eaton - Handgriff für Schaltgeräte Drehgriff, rot-gelb NZM2-XDTVR abschließb.am Griff Dimmer) Technische Details Ausführung sonstige Werkstoff

Name: Eaton - Handgriff für Schaltgeräte Drehgriff, rot-gelb NZM2-XDTVR abschließb.am Griff Dimmer) Technische Details Ausführung sonstige Werkstoff
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SKU: 59512866199
Price: 106.90 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2655 (19 reviews)

SKU 59512866199

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Eaton Handgriff für Schaltgeräte Drehgriff, rot gelb NZM2 XDTVR abschließb.am Griff Dimmer) Technische Details Ausführung sonstige Werkstoff Technische Details Ausführung sonstige Werkstoff Kunststoff Halogenfrei nein Mit Warn Hinweissymbol ja Symbol sonstige Mit Warn Hinweistext ja Bedeutung des Aufdrucks sonstige Breite 24 mm Höhe 21 mm Durchmesser 0 mm Mit Befestigungsmaterial ja Farbe sonstige Nachleuchtend nein Montageart sonstige Verwendet wird dieses Kunststoff Wellrohr für leichtere Unterputz und Hohlwandinstallationen

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