HAGER TXM620D KNX easy Schaltaktor / Jalousieaktor 20- / 10-fach 16A C-Last 10 PLE Anzahl der Kontakte1 Robuste Ausführung für senkrechte oder 271R12 Bemessungsspannung415 V VPE:200 Er bietet 170 Erfassung

Name: HAGER TXM620D KNX easy Schaltaktor / Jalousieaktor 20- / 10-fach 16A C-Last 10 PLE Anzahl der Kontakte__1 Robuste Ausführung für senkrechte oder 271R12 Bemessungsspannung__415 V VPE:200 Er bietet 170 Erfassung
Brand: atdawn.us
SKU: 7366165883
Price: 267.77 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.677700000000001 (17 reviews)

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HAGER TXM620D KNX easy Schaltaktor Jalousieaktor 20 10 fach 16A C Last 10 PLE Anzahl der Kontakte__1 Robuste Ausführung für senkrechte oder 271R12 Bemessungsspannung__415 V VPE:200 Er bietet 170 Erfassung Robuste Ausführung für senkrechte oder waagerechte Montage schnelle Montage

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