HellermannTyton - Schrumpfschlauch HIS-3/8-POX-GNYE 5m D 9,5/4,7 gn/ge Mitsubishi Split-Klimaanlage Typ: 9002/77-150-300-001
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HellermannTyton Schrumpfschlauch HIS 3 8 POX GNYE 5m D 9,5 4,7 gn ge Mitsubishi Split Klimaanlage Typ: 9002 77 150 300 001 Typ: 9002 77 150 300 001 Technische Details Länge des Sensors 81 mm Durchmesser des Sensors 34 mm Mechanische Einbaubedingung für Sensor nicht bündig Schaltabstand 30 mm Geeignet für Sicherheitsfunktionen nein Ausführung der Schaltfunktion Schließer Ausführung des Schaltausgangs PNP Ausführung des elektrischen Anschlusses Kabel Ausführung der Schnittstelle sonstige Gehäusebauform Zylinder glatt Beschichtung Gehäuse sonstige Kaskadierbar nein Versorgungsspannung 10 Die Kleinstrollen eignen sich ideal für kleinere Bedarfe in der Elektrotechnik HIS Pack ist in 10 Größen von 1
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