Flexa - Erweiterungs-/Reduzierring Adapter (Messing,vernick.) ADM-PM 0370.P21.M32 − 100 Stück Split-Wandgerät Technische Details Blitzstoßstrom (10/350 µs)

Name: Flexa - Erweiterungs-/Reduzierring Adapter (Messing,vernick.) ADM-PM 0370.P21.M32 − 100 Stück Split-Wandgerät Technische Details Blitzstoßstrom (10/350 µs)
Brand: atdawn.us
SKU: 86796771374
Price: 1178.95 USD
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Flexa Erweiterungs Reduzierring Adapter (Messing,vernick.) ADM PM 0370.P21.M32 − 100 Stück Split Wandgerät Technische Details Blitzstoßstrom (10 350 µs) Technische Details Blitzstoßstrom (10 350 µs) 100 kA Bemessungs Ansprechstoßspannung 4 kV Bemessungs Stehwechselspannung 300 V Anschluss rund 10 mm Geeignet für Verbindung sonstige Werkstoff des Anschlusses Edelstahl 304 (V2A) Explosionsgeprüfte Ausführung nein Schutzart (IP) IP65 Resistent gegen allgemeine Wetterbedingungen

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