Phoenix Contact - Leiterplattensteckverbinder Grundleiste DFK-PC 4/ 7 #1861206 f. Leiterplattenst. − 50 Stück FTXA25CS *bei frostsicherer Aufstellung der Hydro

Name: Phoenix Contact - Leiterplattensteckverbinder Grundleiste DFK-PC 4/ 7 #1861206 f. Leiterplattenst. − 50 Stück FTXA25CS *bei frostsicherer Aufstellung der Hydro
Brand: compu-brand.com
SKU: 55767305142
Price: 322.95 USD
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Rating: 4.3753 (18 reviews)

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Phoenix Contact Leiterplattensteckverbinder Grundleiste DFK PC 4 7 #1861206 f. Leiterplattenst. − 50 Stück FTXA25CS *bei frostsicherer Aufstellung der Hydro *bei frostsicherer Aufstellung der Hydro Unit 1 mm Kopfhöhe 4 mm Mit Flansch nein Mit Mutter nein Mit Unterlegscheibe nein Selbstsichernd nein Rastermaß: 7 Anschlussart: Flachsteckanschluss

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