OBO Bettermann - T-Stück/Kreuzstück für Installationsrohr Quick-Pipe-T-Stück 3000 TMS M25 RW − 5 Stück MXZ-6F122VF Technische Details Breite 50 mm
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OBO Bettermann T Stück Kreuzstück für Installationsrohr Quick Pipe T Stück 3000 TMS M25 RW − 5 Stück MXZ 6F122VF Technische Details Breite 50 mm Technische Details Breite 50 mm Werkstoff Polyvinylchlorid (PVC) Farbe schwarz Transparent nein Fluoreszierend nein Länge 33 m Doppelseitig nein UV beständig ja Isolierend ja Selbstverlöschend ja Temperaturbeständigkeit 18 Technische Details Größe 10x38 mm Bemessungsstrom 2 A Abschaltleistung 200 kA Technische Details Form T Stück Werkstoff Kunststoff Werkstoffgüte sonstige Farbe reinweiß Oberfläche poliert nein Oberfläche gebürstet nein Halogenfrei ja Ausführung Steck Mit Muffe nein Geeignet für Rohr Quick Pipe® oder Wellrohre
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