Phoenix Contact - Quetschkabelschuh für Cu-Leiter Ringkabelschuh C-RCI 2,5/M5 bl, 1,5-2,5qmm, M5 − 100 Stück Brauchwasserwärmepumpe 5 mm Nenngröße in Zoll
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Phoenix Contact Quetschkabelschuh für Cu Leiter Ringkabelschuh C RCI 2,5 M5 bl, 1,5 2,5qmm, M5 − 100 Stück Brauchwasserwärmepumpe 5 mm Nenngröße in Zoll 5 mm Nenngröße in Zoll 3 4 Zoll Schutzart (IP) IP68 Ausführung 90° Bogen Drehbares Gewinde ja Bauform Außengewinde Verbindungsart Gewinde Gewindeart metrisch Gewindeanschlussgröße M25 x 1 Technische Details Nenndurchmesser 12 mm Außendurchmesser 14 5 mm² Bandware nein Hülsenform kurz Geeignet für hohe Temperaturen (bis 650 °C) nein Geeignet für Lackdraht nein Geeignet für Rundleiter nein Geeignet für Flachleiter nein Werkstoff Kupfer Oberflächenschutz verzinnt Farbe: blau
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