Weidmüller - Aderendhülse Zwilling H6,0/23T ZH GN − 100 Stück split wärmepumpe Eigenschaften: Supersegmentringtechnologie zur individuellen Anpassung
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Weidmüller Aderendhülse Zwilling H6,0 23T ZH GN − 100 Stück split wärmepumpe Eigenschaften: Supersegmentringtechnologie zur individuellen Anpassung Eigenschaften: Supersegmentringtechnologie zur individuellen Anpassung an die Leitungsdurchmesser vorOrt 5 mm Schlüsselweite 22 mm Geeignet für Kabeldurchmesser 16 Das Vercrimpen der Aderendhülse schützt die Adern und ermöglicht dauerhaft stabile elektrische Verbindungen Technische Details Bauform Zwillings Aderendhülse Nennquerschnitt 6 mm² Hülsenlänge 12 mm Isoliert ja Werkstoff der Isolation Polypropylen (PP) Farbe grün Werkstoff Kupfer Oberflächenschutz verzinnt Für kurzschlussfeste Leitungen nein Bandware nein AWG Größe 10
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