finder 93.01.7.024 Relais +34.51.7.024.0010 Sockel 24V 6A 250V Sonderlager Conductor cross section: 0 Product type Bus terminal

Name: finder 93.01.7.024 Relais +34.51.7.024.0010 Sockel 24V 6A 250V Sonderlager Conductor cross section: 0 Product type Bus terminal
Brand: compu-brand.com
SKU: 75410307483
Price: 29.00 USD
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Rating: 4.747 (13 reviews)

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finder 93.01.7.024 Relais +34.51.7.024.0010 Sockel 24V 6A 250V Sonderlager Conductor cross section: 0 Product type Bus terminal Conductor cross section: 0 design block construction Permit RCM mark CE mark (see declaration of conformity) according to EU EMC directive Material note Copper and PTFE free measuring principle magneto inductive Ambient temperature [°C] 25 to 70 switching output PNP switching element function closer Reproducibility of the switching value ±0 Type Manufacturer number: 93 Condition: New

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