Eaton - Lastschalter Polumschalter T3-4-4/I2 Dahlander AUX Klimaanlage R32 62 mm Winkel Leiterplatte/Leiteranschluss 0°/180°

Name: Eaton - Lastschalter Polumschalter T3-4-4/I2 Dahlander AUX Klimaanlage R32 62 mm Winkel Leiterplatte/Leiteranschluss 0°/180°
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SKU: 72805322792
Price: 123.90 USD
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Rating: 4.2079 (12 reviews)

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Eaton Lastschalter Polumschalter T3 4 4 I2 Dahlander AUX Klimaanlage R32 62 mm Winkel Leiterplatte Leiteranschluss 0° 180° 62 mm Winkel Leiterplatte Leiteranschluss 0° 180° (horizontal) Bemessungsstrom In 32 A Bemessungsspannung 500 V Bemessungsstoßspannung 6 kV Überspannungskategorie II Verschmutzungsgrad 2 Anschlussart Leiter Schraubanschluss Anschließbarer Leiterquerschnitt eindrähtig 0 Typ: 9165 26 11 11s Frontschild: 0 1 2 Bemessungsbetriebsleistung AC 23A

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