DEHN - Überspannungsableiter für Informations-/MSR-Technik ÜS-Ableiter DEHNrapid DRL RD 12 LSA Schutzstecker Mitsubishi Diamond Serie RM/SM 10 mm² Nennquerschnitt Aluminium
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DEHN Überspannungsableiter für Informations MSR Technik ÜS Ableiter DEHNrapid DRL RD 12 LSA Schutzstecker Mitsubishi Diamond Serie RM SM 10 mm² Nennquerschnitt Aluminium RM SM 10 mm² Nennquerschnitt Aluminium Technische Details Länge 125 mm Breite 100 mm Tiefe 36 mm Form rechteckig Befestigungsart klicken Ausführung geeignet für Snap in Anschlusstechnik (herstellerspezifisch) Farbe grau Transparent nein Mit Anschlusskabel nein Schutzart (IP) IP20 5 V Höchste Dauerspannung DC 14 V Nennableitstoßstrom (8 20) 10 kA Blitzstoßstrom (10 350 µs) 5 kA Nennlaststrom 0 4 A Schutzpegel Ader Ader 18 V Grenzfrequenz 2
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