Eaton - Frontelement für Drucktaster Leuchtdrucktaste M22S-DRLH-W hoch,weiß,blanko Klimaanlage Penta-Split 5 Wandgeräte Herstellerteilenummer: 737DM5M65

Name: Eaton - Frontelement für Drucktaster Leuchtdrucktaste M22S-DRLH-W hoch,weiß,blanko Klimaanlage Penta-Split 5 Wandgeräte Herstellerteilenummer: 737DM5M65
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SKU: 70652249227
Price: 18.90 USD
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Eaton Frontelement für Drucktaster Leuchtdrucktaste M22S DRLH W hoch,weiß,blanko Klimaanlage Penta Split 5 Wandgeräte Herstellerteilenummer: 737DM5M65 Herstellerteilenummer: 737DM5M65 schnelle und einfache Montage der Anschlussleitungen mittels Schlossschrauben M10 Normen und Bestimmungen: IEC EN 60947 Technische Details Farbe des Knopfes weiß Anzahl der Befehlsstellen 1 Bauform der Linse rund Lochdurchmesser 22

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