Uniks M80 RCD Zweipoliger Spannungsprüfer nach EN 61243-3 / CAT IV 600V – CAT III 1000V RCD Typ AC 500 Hz Filter Bandpass: low 20992687 Maschinen- Schaltschranktester Variante:HM110-PND-05M EN 301 489 17

Name: Uniks M80 RCD Zweipoliger Spannungsprüfer nach EN 61243-3 / CAT IV 600V – CAT III 1000V RCD Typ AC 500 Hz Filter Bandpass: low 20992687 Maschinen- Schaltschranktester Variante:HM110-PND-05M EN 301 489 17
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Uniks M80 RCD Zweipoliger Spannungsprüfer nach EN 61243 3 CAT IV 600V – CAT III 1000V RCD Typ AC 500 Hz Filter Bandpass: low 20992687 Maschinen Schaltschranktester Variante:HM110 PND 05M EN 301 489 17 500 Hz Filter Bandpass: low mid high all pass Display 7" Touch LCD wodurch die Bildqualität verbessert und Konturen des Gesamtbildes gestärkt werden

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