Eberle Controls - Raumthermostat/Uhrenthermostat Temperaturregler RTR-E 6763rw gree multisplit 2 innengeräte mit der vorgegebene Kabellängen gemessen

Name: Eberle Controls - Raumthermostat/Uhrenthermostat Temperaturregler RTR-E 6763rw gree multisplit 2 innengeräte mit der vorgegebene Kabellängen gemessen
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SKU: 2995078253
Price: 47.90 USD
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Eberle Controls Raumthermostat Uhrenthermostat Temperaturregler RTR E 6763rw gree multisplit 2 innengeräte mit der vorgegebene Kabellängen gemessen mit der vorgegebene Kabellängen gemessen werden können Verriegelungsvorrichtung: abschließbar in 0 Stellung mit Deckelverriegelung Spannung der Kontakte 230 V Max Kontaktbelastung 10 A Schutzart (IP) IP30 Explosionsgeschützt nein Farbe weiß RAL Nummer 9010 Breite 75 mm Tiefe 25

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